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  • @Pecansprings | Secrets from the Tomb: excerpt from the Curse of King Ramses II (Part 2)
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    "I was sleeping so good. What's the problem? Skrrr. The same noise that woke me from my nightmare echoed through the deserted museum. It resembled the sound of an oversized drawer being dragged across the floor above us. I shined my flashlight on Jody's face. Her eyes were the size of baseballs and her mouth was agape. What the heck? Jody asked. I. I don't know. Scrrip thut. We should be the only ones in the building. Who the heck else is here?"
    15 min
  • @Pecansprings | Secrets From the Tomb: A Reading from The Curse of King Ramses II (Part 1)
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    "This was going to be hard to explain to mom now. Now, a voice behind me soothed. A little hydrogen peroxide and detergent will get that right out. I turned and found myself looking into the kind eyes of Mr. Wister. Mr. Wooster, a retired teacher, knows more about history than anyone I've ever met. I've had him as a sub a few times at school, and I assumed he was a volunteer at the museum. I was wrong."
    15 min
  • @Pecansprings | Manners: a thing of the past?
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    "And she told me about an encounter she had had in Walmart where another customer had gotten so nasty with her, she thought she was going to have to call the store manager and maybe even the police. It was just nasty, nasty, nasty. So she finished up her story. I checked out the woman put my stuff in the bag. The cashier, as I'm walking away, the manager walks up. It's obvious that this cashier had paged him or something."
    10 min
  • @Pecansprings | What will you do whenever I’m not around to help you
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    "And I said, mom, I don't want to lose my daddy. There was just something inside of me that made me think I would never see my daddy again. And she said, well, honey, I don't know. I just know it's bad. Two hours later she came back and told me that my daddy was gone, that he was dead. And I'm going to sound extremely cliche, but I honestly did feel the Room spin."
    10 min
  • @Pecansprings | The Art of Deception: Interview with Bob Moore, author of MUSEUM THIEVES
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    "Didn't want to take them home, absolutely. Did not want to show my mom, surely didn't want to show my dad. Because they would say the words that kills the soul of every child since the beginning of time. And I know because as a parent, I've used this myself, and you can probably say these words along with me. I am so disappointed in what you've done. You could do so much better."
    7 min
  • @Pecansprings | Motherhood and Midnight Verses
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    "Welcome to behind the Book Covers with your host, Debbie Ropolo. The music you're listening to is behind the Book Covers, exclusive to the podcast the Doorway. Don't be late, turn the page, take the ride, let the st story pull you you inside. Mountains rise, oceans roar, heroes fight. And legend. Happy Saturday. That's right, I said Saturday. It is finally the weekend."
    15 min
  • @Pecansprings | Adventures in the Aisles
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    "Abandoned half eaten snacks played peekaboo behind dust bunnies on the top shelf. Jars of pickles, victims of last year's canning efforts, now science experiments huddled together in dark corners. It was enough to make any self respecting field mouse pack up its thin things and leave. Well, unless I smashed a couple of stale Hostess cupcakes flat and tried to pass them off as gourmet pancakes at Christmas, I'd have to go to the store. Some people enjoy trips to the supermarket."
    15 min
  • @Pecansprings | Spectrum speak
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    "Also helped to build a better sense of camaraderie with the other Special Olympic athletes. And it also built his self esteem because through practice and yeah, sometimes there were tears, sometimes he didn't want to do it, but through practice he would go and compete and he did quite well. And oftentimes he would win a medal. So it really, it really helped. It seemed to help him feel more empowered. So I would really encourage you to look at putting your child in Special Olympics."
    15 min

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