Author: Hal Vizino

Lulu jumped in with a suggestion, “Let’s join the Black Ants Circus. They’re not far from here.” Lulo responded, “You’ve go to be kidding. Me? working with dogs or elephants? No way! . . Read More

“I’m scared,” said Blinky, the lighting bug. He shook with fear. “Something is wrong with my tail-light. It won’t shine anymore.” “I can’t see in the dark! Without my tail-light, I can’t find my . . . Read More

Patti was a single mom with two children, Angel 15 and Max 7. They were a close-knit family and always stuck together as good Christians. Jesus meant a lot to them. . . Read More

Part II of II Quickly he turned and descended the rickety porch steps to wander on foot around the town. His eyes were filled with tears. As he left the house, he noticed an old man next door tending his garden. . . Read More

Part three of three Hannah Leigh called them “Jingle Bells.” Then she saw they were on a sleigh and the sleigh was gliding over all the snow. There were horses pulling the sleigh and the air was crisp and cold. . . Read More

Part two of threeOne of the followers said to her, “You must be one of our Bell Family Members. When you twirl you look like a bell and that’s what we are. . . Read More

Part one of three Once upon a time there was a little princess who lived in a castle with a lovely garden behind it. Her parents, the king and queen, lived there also. . . Read More

Part one of two Deep in the Louisiana bayou in and old fishing shack, hangs a painted guitar. The old shack is half hidden by moss covered cypress trees. It has a tumbled down porch with a rocker on it. . . Read More

Part three of three She registered for the audition and the whole family went to hear her play. She chose the concerto that she loved so much. She was somewhat nervous but her fingers seemed to glide over the keyboard. . . Read More

Part Two of Three Heidi continued to study and become more proficient in the piano. Every now and then she would hit the special top key to see if it would do the same thing. . . Read More

Part one of three This story is about a girl named Heidi. She lived with her parents and three sisters in the hills of Pennsylvania. She sometimes wore her hair in pigtails and was always a bright and cheery gal. . . Read More

Part three of three   HEIDI (indignant): “My turn Hank. Well, Hank pretended he didn’t even hear me! We continued up the never ending creaky steps. The stale air was constant and made us almost choke. . . Read More

(part two of three) HANK: “You go ahead and go in, Heidi.” HEIDI: “We put our heads together and figured out the best time of day to try was after 8:00 p.m. . . Read More

(Part one of three) TV INTERVIEWER: “I’m Trevor Tate your host with Channel 52, Detroit with a strange story from Mackinac Island in Northern Michigan. The mysterious tale involves two young kids, ten and twelve years old, who stumbled on to a secret . . . Read More

(Part two of two) She started thinking about the mailman. He was always so cranky. He never said hello when Hannah would talk to him. Or if he said anything it was how bad the day was or how busy he was. . . Read More