I felt it again, like clockwork, with the first snow. The snow was only a dusting, not even an inch, but I still thought of Dad. His pleasure in loading the plow onto the front of our car. The delight…
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How to Disappear …by Tonya Audyn Morton
Life on the Prairie …by Tonya Morton
Yes, Some People are Still Smoking. Could We Just Leave Them Alone? …by Tonya Audyn Morton
Safe at Home: Learning to Love Baseball …by Tonya Audyn Morton
The Love of Maps …by Tonya Morton
Sowing Clover: The Stranger …by Tonya Audyn Morton
Finding Peace at Yosemite, Part Two: Ansel Adams and WWII’s Wounded Soldiers …by Tonya Audyn Morton
NICK AND ZORKA: An Immigrant Couple’s Lesson about America …by Jim Stiles & Tonya Morton
When the Nazis fell in Yugoslavia, the regime that took its place was Tito’s Communist government. While it had some separation from the central USSR rule, life in communist Yugoslavia was a struggle. And Nick’s experiences in other countries as a soldier showed him that life could be different. He decided to leave Yugoslavia by any means necessary.