SAECULUM–HOW LONG WILL WE BE REMEMBERED? by Cheryl Pierson
I learned a new word the other day, thanks to a dear friend of mine, Sharon Cunningham. She posted on Facebook about the word, “saeculum”—which was one that I’d never heard of. I didn’t even know there...
View ArticleThe Rose of Cimarron
Writing a series about outlaws has opened my eyes a bit concerning the oddities I sometimes find hidden way back in history. It’s been fun and very interesting. Sometimes teens in the old West, just...
View ArticleREMEMBRANCE: STORIES OF THE PAST by Cheryl Pierson
Many years ago, my aunt entered an essay contest at Austin College in Texas. Aunt Jo Anne was my dad’s younger sister. Her essay was about hog-killing time on their small farm in southeastern...
View ArticleLOVE LETTERS AND MAIL ORDER BRIDES by CHERYL PIERSON
Ah, those wonderful love letters! Don’t we love reading them? I must admit I have an affinity for love letters because of the insights they give us into the past, and the people who lived then. With...
View ArticleSPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOL IN INDIAN TERRITORY–by Cheryl Pierson
What did people on the prairie do for their special needs children? It must have been so hard on families, trying to do the right thing for their children who were deaf, sight-impaired, or with other...
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