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Blooming Harrison McPherson was born in late February in 1926. His older brother Harold was always close to him. Harold enjoyed spending time with his family. In fact, Virgil made it a point to spend as much time with his wife and children as he could. He still remembered how soon he had lost his own father, and cherished every joyful minute he had. As soon as Harrison grew a little more, he was happy to join his parents and siblings while listening to the wireless. Elizabeth liked to listen to the classical music on the wireless, and the children seemed to think that it was good to "dance" to it. Virgil soon had another family portrait added to what he called, the "family wall". And he had a professional photographer take a more informal photograph of them during the summer. Months passed and very soon they would have another "big girl" in the family. For a few months, Elizabeth asked Virgil to make a second bathroom...

Decades Challenge TS4: 1916-1917

Losses, Secrets, and Lies The last warm days of summer in 1916 allowed life on the farm to be pleasant. Eliana and Anguy were a couple of curious little children who had great fun exploring around in Grandma's house. Anguy sometimes had too many questions and worried too much, according to Verity. Van and Vivian were growing as well, and the two boys were restless about going to war to join their elder brother. Verity could tell that Vivian was the instigator of such talk, but since they were used to doing things together as twins, Van would always follow Vivian, and so both pestered her about giving them permission to enlist. She tried to distract them with thought of the responsibilities they had to endure as the young men of the house while Virgil was away, but to no avail. Vivian was persistent. Meanwhile, Vanessa was pondering her own life. She felt trapped. If only..., but no. Things were as they were and there was no point in wishing they were different. H...

Decades Challenge TS4: 1900s Chapter 5

Hope renewed Upon hearing the news about the family, Mr. McPherson's banker, Mr. Munch, had sent over his son to help the widow. Lucas Munch was a young lawyer who felt deep sympathy for the loss of the family. He talked to Verity about her husband's finances as clearly as he could. Vance McPherson had been a smart business man, and his hard work and clever partnerships had paid well. Young Mr. Munch told Verity that her husband had left a considerable fortune invested in the bank, so the needs of the family were covered for the foreseeable future. The farm needed to be worked, if Verity chose to keep it, but she and her children would not starve if she chose to sell the crops and never plant again. The news gave Verity solace because she had feared for the well being of her family from the moment the sickness had struck them. Now, at least, she knew that she could send for good medicine and fast, if her children required it. She was unsure wha...

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