Ruth Bishop: A Short Story

Knowing she wouldn’t answer still he said, “Do you remember me telling you a local contractor built several tract homes east of our house, near Sandy Gap? Well, there are only a few families left the others sold their homes. Something about the screams and lights on Putney Mountain but the people in town didn’t believe them, said it was buyer’s remorse. I never bothered getting acquainted with any of them and I don’t know. Now I’m alone except for Claude, and he’s getting old, I might not have him too much longer. Guess I can’t blame anyone for my shortage of friends.”

Ruth, as I say that name many memories come to my mind. Ruth brown a single mom with three kids, one in the military, and one growing with a family, of his own. The youngest just moved out the house and trying to find, his way in this big world. Ruth has been through a lot in her forty-five years on this earth, God has deliver her from all the evil Ruth has faced. Ruth was born in Topeka, Ks at the house she now own at 537 Se Colfax Pl.

Lori Hart is heading west toward Big Bend, Texas, determined to find a better life. When she'd discovered her boyfriend cheating on her with the new receptionist he'd hired, Lori decided she must break away from that overbearing sneak who refused to let her do anything without checking with him first. Now looking for a new job, she also needs a new place to live.

“I’m a hiker and enjoy picking wildflowers. I’ll pay one of you to go with me. From what they tell me there might be something up there. It would be to my benefit to have a strong man for protection.” Flirting, as she hugged herself and they stared. After telling her, she didn’t have enough money to pay him to go on the mountain, the others shook their head in agreement.

It is a pleasure and a privilege to endorse Mrs. Dianne Roberts as the “Club Women of the Year,” representing the Daytime Florentine Club of Florence, Mississippi. I have known Mrs. Roberts for 25 years. We have worked together both professionally in education and personally in community affairs. Mrs. Roberts has dedicated much of her free time in doing for others. Whether it is family or friends, church or school, if there is a need, she will answer the call.

As the wagon bumps along the dirt path the sun peeks up through the hill tops leaving a beautiful glaze of light across the land. The hot air hits my face I pull out my fine silk fan and start to use it. A salve was carrying a bucket of water by the road for her master. Nowadays Slave price are slowly decreasing and not as much as they used to be. Fools, I say the objects are underpriced so much hard work and the salles are decreasing! Well I’ve took the demon child to an auction, Ruth? I believe is her name.She is no longer use to me. Ruth is a distraction to her older sister Sal Lockton and the demon possesses her in many moments I can not have that around me or in the home. I shall sell her at a decent price. I told

This story needs to be told. A heart-wrenching tale of teaching and loss that, while over a long period of time, makes no difference to how much it will touch any reader’s heart. I, Kelly M. Hoffman, have taken the honored words of the soon-to-be Doctor Grant to tell this fateful story and make it known to the world, but especially to Mrs. Kelly’s third hour American Literature class. (Mostly) in the words of Dave Grant, here is the story of the ages:

I just got done with an excellent day of painting in Mrs.Boe’s art class and as i was walking down the halls i think to myself oh no my next i have the dreaded Mrs.Berntson’s torture filled class. Once i turn the corner coming up from the stairs i see a big rope of snot shoot from out Mrs.Berstsons class room and rope some kid named Tavion in. As i slowly inch closer to her classroom i can hear Tavion screaming. Now i'm at her closed door and i’m going to try to slowly open it and see if i can sneak in without her hearing or seeing me.

“I’m happy there don’t seem to be other hikers, but damn is it hot,” said Catherine, hoisting herself up to sit on a path-side boulder, “Let’s rest again.”

We had started hiking at seven O’clock in the morning and got to the top at eleven O’clock. Most people hadn’t thought to hike in the morning when it’s cooler. We could tell, or hope, that the heat had gotten to them because some of them were really grumpy. On our way down we ran into the angry Canadian in the shale section. We named her this because she was wearing a Canada. We stopped and talked to them and learned that they had taken a different trail up than we had that had taken much longer. She was not happy it had taken so long. We saw at least twenty more people on the way down but none of them were quite as entertaining as the angry Canadian.

“I’m happy there don’t seem to be other hikers, but damn is it hot,” said Catherine, hoisting herself up to sit on a path-side boulder, “Let’s rest

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“Yes. And yes, again.” She closed the pages and threw the guide book onto the other camping books and maps scattered across most of the back seat.

“Okay, we are in the Hetarte Forest so we should go north from here until we reach a river. Then we go upstream, since downstream is civilization and walk to a waterfall. Then we go to another stream connected to the waterfall and walk until we get out of here. At best we'll get out of here in a little over two days,” Aileen sighs in impatience at the

@Mary Ann Barrucco I looked at your book blurb for your two books on Amazon and would like to suggest rewriting them. The reason is readers look at non-fiction books to learn something or for self-help, in other words – what’s in it for me. For example, “Are you struggling with your alcoholic husband? Mary Ann Barrucco story will give you hope.”