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Updated Comments 1/22/2012
Well I can se again in both eyes. Still using eye drops but enjoyed catching up on the comments and everything. As always, Gail

20 posts have been added to the HALL OF FAME 1/2/2012
Check out the Hall of Fame, one of your posts might be there. Most people seem to like reading funny or historical posts. Ever post deserves to be saved in the archives as special but Our Echo only has space for 20 per month. Keep writing folks and commenting! We all love it! Gail

Changed Editors Choice 12/16/2011
Mystery Editor's choices. As always, Gail

Four new members in September
Hurrah! New posts to read. Kufre Udeme posted on 9/2/11 with "Ukpa Tree," ID number 7439. Kyra Ivy-Cantelle Smith wrote "I want Something Out of Nothing" ID 7454 on 9/10/11. On 9/20/11 Connie Fox Paw Stonebear posted "What I will Do Tomorrow" ID 7474. Last but not least is Christine Auburn, who posted "Grandma's House" ID 7485 the last day of September. Enjoy as always, Gail

Julie Grassley

I wrote my first story in fourth grade. Part of involved a kid staying in a cupcake hotel where everything was made of cupcakes except for the bathroom. I loved reading so much that my mom had to hide my books from me until I finished my chores.

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OurEcho Classics

"Ode to OurEcho.com" by Lisa Godin

OurEcho.com is a site to behold
with writings' galore
and new writers to mold

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  • There's Nowhere to Hide
    Will keep you on my prayer list, Mike. May God have a good spot for you soon. Nancy

  • Vietnamese Lalluby
    I have no idea what you are saying but it sounds beautiful in any language. Chuck

  • Jobless in Wonderland
    I wonder how they would be able to enforce a law like that. It would be hard to prove. The idea is good though. Mike

  • TWO BROTHERS TOO LOVE
    That was written well enough to make me think it was real. I was ready to send you a message of condolence. Then I saw "fiction". Well done, Chuck Mike

  • A Thankful Orphan Dog
    What a big heart you have! It is reassuring to know there are still men who do love animals. It was always a problem in my life!