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Theresa Largusa
McKinney, Texas
Word wrangler. Thinker of big ideas. Story explorer.
Interests: music, good friends, coffee, conversation, bad jokes, jolly husband, naughty schnauzers, playing with sentences = my favorite things.
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Beverly Mason's faux-fur coat, which didn't resemble the hide of any animal on earth, was one of many vintage articles of clothing her students teased her about. A popular 8th grade English teacher, the staff and student body of Grover Cleveland Middle School looked forward each day to Ms. Mason's... Continue reading
Posted 3 days ago at Semi-Daily Scribbles
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“Let me settle in first so I can make a nice spot for you.” I gathered scraps of hay left on the barn floor and mounded them up. I patted the pile, nodding for Solomon to lie down. He burrowed alongside me and I covered him in my shawl. As... Continue reading
Posted 6 days ago at Semi-Daily Scribbles
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Lena and Will ambled toward the back of the restaurant and slid into one of the large, dark stained wooden booths that had just been cleared away. A petite woman sporting a Louise Brooks haircut and signature pub t-shirt breezed by their table with place settings and menus. “Our special... Continue reading
Posted Jun 9, 2013 at Semi-Daily Scribbles
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clan of origin comprised of lives across time indestructible Continue reading
Posted Jun 8, 2013 at Semi-Daily Scribbles
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Margaret pulled from her silk purse the roots and leaves she hoped would chase away her daughter's nightmares. She stood on tiptoe in the potting shed and stretched to reach the topmost shelf. Margaret had taken to hiding her tools when Mrs. Baxter, the neighbor, asked to borrow a cup... Continue reading
Posted Jun 7, 2013 at Semi-Daily Scribbles
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"Alex doesn't like talking on the telephone. He has minions who direct traffic for him. If Alex can't speak to you face-to-face, deal's off. He can't risk getting caught in the stream, drowned in a torrent of packets and bits. First, the Switchers will stretch you to the point of... Continue reading
Posted May 30, 2013 at Semi-Daily Scribbles