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A Token Of Love /Written by Janice Tindle

Posted on March 12, 2014 by janicetindle.com

“I’ll never take it off!” Mary Elizabeth giggled with delight as he put it on her wrist. It was the most beautiful bracelet she had ever seen. It was so well made, it looked like the real thing. But she … Continue reading →

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The Pittsburgh Chair /Written by Janice Tindle

Posted on January 7, 2014 by janicetindle.com

No, it is not a seat on the symphony board or even in the orchestra. I’m talking about the chair that is put out in the street to save a parking spot. Iconic tradition. It can be found in a … Continue reading →

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