Suprise Me

You’re on the right track baby by
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Trust yourself.
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Basketball Jones by
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Prompted By First Dates

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I was hot and heavy with Bob my sophomore year, but he had a bad habit of wandering off with other girls. This did not make me happy at all! I was really into him, but would entertain offers from other guys when he misbehaved. I loved going to our school basketball games and particularly…
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When Women Do the Asking by
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Prompted By Leap Day

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I remember feeling passive and helpless when it came to dating.
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Monk, Punk, and the San Francisco Deaf Club by
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(170 Stories)

Prompted By In the Band

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"...one band, one club, and one gig."
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The Gift to Be Simple by
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Did that woman know how her simple act of kindness turned our entire situation around?
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All Sales Final on Vinyl by
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Prompted By Yard Sales

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The little girl stared and asked, "Daddy, what are those?" "These are records," he replied, "they play music."
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Don’t Stop Thinking About Tomorrow by
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Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow was Bill Clinton's campaign song.
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John Billington in the Family Tree by
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Prompted By Jury Duty

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This week’s prompt credits John Billington with the dubious historical honor of being the defendant in the first jury trial held in the American colonies. It didn’t end well for him
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The Elevator by
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The Elevator By New York standards our apartment building is not very big with 16 floors and 187 apartments,  and over the years we’ve come to know many of our neighbors altho certainly not all. One day I was in the elevator when  a women I’d seen in the building – but didn’t know –…
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Kitchen Radio by
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Prompted By Remembering Radios

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Kitchen Radio Back in the 50s it seemed – much to my childish angst –  my parents were the last on our Bronx block to get a television set.   But of course we always had the radio. My dad was a self-taught classical pianist and we had what was then a state-of-the-art hifi system…
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