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Tag Archives: Bill Borel
Arnold Eugene Borel
By Bill Borel Since I was the 7th and youngest child of Arnold Borel and Mary Kirby Borel I missed a lot of the history of both the Borel and Kirby families. Much of the early history centered around Butte, … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, inspiration, Nostalgia, parenting, Slice of life
Tagged Arnold, Arnold Borel, Bill Borel, family, heroes, memoir
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“I’ve a Story to Tell…”
By Bill Borel (Headed off to a Christmas party? Need a poignant story to share midst eggnog and presents, when we seem smothered in affluence? Here’s a sweet reminder of the bigger picture.) A story to be told to a … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Nostalgia, Short Story, Slice of life, Writing
Tagged Bill Borel, Christmas and poverty, Christmas story, short story, Story for Christmas party
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Round Three: The Last Words…”We Are A Good Team, Bro!”
By Bill Borel and John Borel (The continuing saga of two fine brothers rediscovering they are two fine brothers while running after little white balls. Please note: These letters were also written lovingly to two patient wives: Danelle Borel and … Continue reading
Round Two: Fighting for Our Mother’s Love…and for Golf Supremacy
By Bill and John Borel (The continuing saga of two brothers battling rattlesnakes, road runners, and each other for eternal glory…or something like that.) John: Sunday, November, 10. Here we are at Indio, which is seeming more and more like … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Humor, Slice of life
Tagged Bill Borel, brotherly Love, brothers, Escena Golf Course, golf humor, golf vacation, humor, John Borel, Palm Springs golfing, sibling rivalry
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The Long Battle for Supremacy of the Western (Golf) World
By Bill Borel and John Borel (C. Hedge: Some of my earliest memories are my two uncles, John and Bill, and their competitions to outdo each other. Gramma was a huge part of it (“Mom always liked you best!”) With … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Humor, Nostalgia, Slice of life, Uncategorized
Tagged Bill Borel, brotherly Love, brothers, Golf, golf handicap, golf humor, golf trip, John Borel, Palm Springs, William Borel
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Getting Serious!
By Catherine Hedge When I was a kid, I used to daydream about being a storyteller. It’s in my Irish blood. My great uncles could take a two minute event and stretch it to at least a half hour, especially … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Leonard Bishop, Nostalgia, Writing, Writing Process
Tagged Bill Borel, Catherine Hedge, Charlene Newcomb, Dare To Be A Great Writer, Donna Gillespie, good writing critiques, Joseph F. Hedge, Leonard Bishop, Marie Hampton, Marie Loughin, Raji Singh, writing group, writing instructors
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Family Drama…Without the Drama: Writing a Family Play
By Catherine Hedge. The adventure began simply. My Uncle Bill called and asked, “What do you think about us putting together a simple little skit for the family reunion?” Even while I was answering, “Yes! That sounds like fun…”, my … Continue reading
Major (Monster or Manifestation?)
Major (Monster or Manifestation?).
Major (Monster or Manifestation?)
By Bill Borel The Borel family had always been very understanding and open minded. We had the normal conflicts and jealousies of all families but nothing truly disruptive. We accepted differences in political, religious, income levels, educational, and most other … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Nostalgia, Slice of life
Tagged adopting dogs, Bill Borel, Bull Creek Jack Russells, dog ownership, dogs, family, humor, nostalgia, Reminiscence, sibling rivalry
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