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Written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ Chapter 17 In the Light of Day   In the light of the fresh new day, nothing made any sense from the previous evening. I had hardly gotten any sleep, and though I don’t remember dreaming, I do remember waking up to every…

Written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ ***find this book and others on Amazon*** Chapter 16 The Root Cellar Jason! Jason! Wake up! Wake Up!      “Jason!” Mom’s voice cut through the screaming in my head. “You need to open your eyes and tell me what’s happened!” I did as I…

Written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ Chapter 15 What a fine kettle of fish.   With Grandma Rosa and the girls safely tucked out of the way in the living room, the rest of us got to work cleaning up the shards of crystal that seemed to cover every…

Written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ Chapter 14 According to Imogene.   “Can I ask what her deal is?” Julie asked. She looked at me with concern.  “And why are we suddenly afraid of some old lady none of us have heard of until yesterday? She can’t hurt us,…

Written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ Chapter 13 Grandma Rosa’s Crazy Theories   No one knew what to say or to make of this bit of news. If Grandma Rosa noticed no one else was eating or that we were all practically holding our breaths for an explanation, it…

Written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ Chapter 12 Quick, Somebody Call Grandma Rosa!   It had been a long week for all of us. I don’t think anybody started to stir until after ten o’clock the next morning. Dad looked rested and admitted that he’d had not only a…

Written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ Chapter 11 Mr. Johnson     Dad and I sat glued in our seats at the table while Mom recounted the entire tale, told to her by the woman she’d met at the historical society earlier that afternoon. The rest of the details…

Written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ ***buy this book from Amazon*** Chapter 10 A Forlorn History   I was so impatient to hear the rest of the story that I volunteered to set the table and got it done in record time. Waiting for Dad to get off the…

Written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ Chapter 9 Down the Rabbit Hole   After Rob split off and headed towards his house with a “Text you later,” we peddled on to Jenny’s. Julie was spending the night at the Harris’s again, so that meant I was on my own. …

Written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ ***Amazon sells this book*** Chapter 8 The Lake   The next day I predictably slept in late. Once I was coherent enough to sit up, I noticed Julie’s bed was conspicuously empty. I dragged my tired butt downstairs, entered an empty kitchen, and…

Written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ ***look for this book and others on Amazon*** Chapter 7  The Wake-Up Call    At 3 A.M., the BANG above my head was so loud and so completely unexpected that I fell out of bed. Again. The next thing I heard was also…

written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ Chapter 6  Explanations   That afternoon, true to her word, we left the girls at home, and Mom took me to Home Depot to look at stuff that might cover the doorway. She was still hinting she’d like to put her stuff in…

written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ Chapter 5    Pranks  Sitting in the dark driveway at Jenny’s house, waiting for the girls to return, Mom and I were listening to music while I was simultaneously running the day down in my head. So, I was a little caught off…

Written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ Chapter 4 The Doll.   That evening came and went. Dad was busy skimming through reports in his recliner in the living room while Mom was sitting on the couch, reading her Kindle. I sat on the floor between them, endlessly scrolling through…

By Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ Chapter 3 What the What? The house was strangely quiet when I finally woke up. Dad had started his new job that morning. A note on the fridge told me Mom had finally taken pity on our starving souls and had braved the city…

written by Kimberlee Dodge To start chapter 1 – go here: https://pliscaplace.wordpress.com/2023/02/01/the-ghost-of-forlorn-lane-chapter-1/ Chapter 2  In The Woods    The next morning, I woke to the smell of Mom frying bacon in the kitchen downstairs. I could smell Dad’s coffee brewing too, mixed with other good smells of breakfast calling my name. My stomach told me…

written by Kimberlee Dodge ***look for it on Amazon*** Chapter 1          The Big Move Some days, it just didn’t pay to get out of bed. Take the day Mom announced we were moving to Ohio, for example. From the time I was nine years old until now, I hated it. My opinion hadn’t changed…

Kimberlee Dodge There’s a new author in town. — Starting out in November of 2020, as a YA (young adult) book writer now having two complete, three-book series (plus a newly published Christmas issue)… she is branching out for the older crowd (still PG rated). If you are into ghosts or metaphysical psychic-type, stuff –…

Photo by Andreas – on Pexels.com This monensin that they ‘accidentally’ put into horse pellet food is also toxic to the cattle it claims to treat. everything they make is poison. corporations care about money they make and couldn’t care less about the animals they kill. this is just one paper on it below on…

***I understand all too well chickens that stopped laying eggs. This past summer my 25 chickens produced so many eggs I was giving them away (by the dozens) at work. Then one day – after restocking my feed… my chickens stopped laying eggs. I went from eighteen to twenty eggs every day, down to six…

***hey, I don’t write this stuff – but I will share it*** Yes, folks, they’ve gone there. They knew: why didn’t the unvaccinated do more to warn us? NB: Take some time for the comments as well. Hundreds of pages of comments. Someone is getting their arse handed to them.   Update: For a guy…

Ashley Hayes Sasha Latypova is an ex-pharma employee and biotech expert.  She has 25 years of experience in clinical research and regulatory approvals, and has worked with over 60 pharmaceutical companies, as well as the FDA.  She is also part of “Team Enigma,” a team of doctors and researchers who have diligently worked to uncover…

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***Murder by Numbers – one, two, three — it’s as easy to learn as your ABC’s 2022 was quite the summer. I temporarily moved the family out to Missouri so that my wife could deliver a baby daughter. Our realm may be a motionless plane but the Media is a spinning, wobbling neverending web of…

P.T. Barnum didn’t have the greatest show on earth… THE moment Jason123 read my Queen Elizabeth II quip in the Fleetwood Mac article he knew I was in need of some serious pointers. The numbers are not only mind blowing this time around they appear to demonstrate that something large is beyond the horizon, as…

Cancer has always been a lucrative business. As a child prodigy in the 1960s, I sought a genetic answer to cure cancer. My solution would have been relatively cheap and would have crossed the boundaries of all cancers. I sought a cancer-specific antigen to tag cancer cells’ genetics on ‘lack of communication.’ Flagging the immune…