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Drex Davis Recent Posts- Just amazing the resiliency of the human baby body
- The Edwards Affair
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- When guppies eat their young . . .
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Short Story: The Last Outing
The Last Outing
By Drex Davis
Copyright 2005
When you finally realize you won’t have any new memories of a person, all of the old ones come like a flood.
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Grace in Breckenridge
This is a story I wrote for my wife, Laura, on our fourth anniversary, which we celebrated yesterday.
Grace in Breckenridge
by Drex Davis
June 2, 2005
In the town of Breckenridge lived two sisters - cherubic little girls. But these were not your ordinary, “run-of-the-mill” cherubs. These two were more splendid than that. If you can imagine silver clouds on a platinum sky, illuminated by a gold sun, then you can imagine how the cheeks on these sisters’ faces shone. Their big blue-green eyes radiated like the sun off deep seawater.