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Pumpkin Pie Smiley Face

A Story by Wanda Vergara-Yates

Another tale that attests to the long-suffering of my poor mother. I miss her, but my tushy might not. Photo pulled from google search images.

Slavemaster's Hammer

A Story by Wanda Vergara-Yates

"Pierced ears" was a sticky issue at our house. For whatever my parents did "wrong," I'm thankful for what they got "right." Image from "Wikipedia Com..

Apology to My Feet

A Poem by Wanda Vergara-Yates

If I don't treat them nice, they might file suit against me. Image found via Google search. Public domain.

Sanity/Insanity - Who's to Say?

A Poem by Wanda Vergara-Yates

Last two lines of this poem are what my dad used to say. I always found it amusing. Written in 1979, 10th grade. See the serious behind the silly. "No..

The Power of "words"

A Poem by Wanda Vergara-Yates

A brain challenge to warm up my writing muscles. I've not written consistently since 2013 (according to my files). Not good! Though we know the truth,..

If Potatoes Ruled the Universe

A Story by Wanda Vergara-Yates

Another bit of fun. Come on dude! Don't take life so seriously all the time.

When the Redneck Runs the Relay for Life

A Poem by Wanda Vergara-Yates

I know there is a group of rednecks with the scarves who served a specific purpose. This poem is about the other kind of redneck, you know, the one we..

Which One Am I?

A Poem by Wanda Vergara-Yates

Poem for Good Friday/Easter. Written October 1992. Graphic created to go with another poem but I like it here too.

I Need a Hug

A Story by Wanda Vergara-Yates

I was a bratty child. My mother had the patience of a goddess. Read this and see what I mean...photo found in online clipart search.

Herbie's Complaint

A Story by Wanda Vergara-Yates

One of what I hope will be a series of short stories where Houses are the main characters and their human residents merely supporting actors to help t..