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HOME FOR WRITERS Member Login Submit Articles Manage Articles Writer Benefits Author Terms Writer Help More Writer Help FOR READERS Recent Articles Browse Articles Search Articles Search Writers FOR PUBLISHERS Ezines / Email Alerts Manage Subscriptions Terms of Service Recreation The Playground by Pam Ford Davis   How big is a playground? It's Your Move by Pam Ford Davis   Memories of games of checkers Lake Ripley by Marijo Phelps   lake where we stayed Fishing Poet Tom Zart's = THE WORLD of MAN AND SPORTS by Tom Zart   Besides love men need fishing And for both, most are wishing Catching trophies chosen best To be envied by the rest. Let's Go Racing by elsie flynn   viewing life as a race A SANCTUARY OF SONG essay by Richard L. Provencher   Peace and tranquility are desired in our hurly-burly world. And where better than a spit of land, calling itself an island in a remote lake in Nova Scotia? A-HIKING TODAY essay by Richard L. Provencher   Hiking in God's woods is a spiritual experience. And this short story is a reminder of the need to relax, reflect and absorb the peacefulness which surrounds us in the forest. TIME FOR LAUGHTER essay by Richard L. Provencher   Fishing is fun. And catching the big one even more satisfying. What if the fish doesn't wish to oblige? A Place for Fathers and Sons by Patrick Whalen   There is nothing more important, or more lacking, in our society today than the bond between father and son. There is a wonderful place to rekindle this vital connection; the Boy Scouts of America. The Pianist in Nature by Carolyn Kenney   The mountains roll one after the other in a harmonic line across the horizon. Trees permeate this expanse of majesty as they regally reach to the spacious sky. Upon closer look, one can see flowers slowly emerging from the depths of earth. Thanks, But No Thanks! by Jan Ross   Adrienne’s dad wanted her to take the final course offered by the local Red Cross. He was always proud of her accomplishments; she couldn’t stand the thought of disappointing him. But she knew he didn’t understand her fears or her limitations. She wasn’t lifeguard material—she was a good swimmer but she lacked the strength and confidence she so admired in her peers. God in the Fire by Donna Haug   Camping - either you love it or you hate it. But the best part has got to be the campfire. Next time you go camping, will you find God in the fire?

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