For the last year I really haven't been doing a lot of writing. That isn't to say i haven't been working. I've spent the last year recording songs, recording my old stories and typing up my old stories and poems to make sure i don't lose them. When you have a couple crates full of rough drafts and sometimes incoherent ramblings it's amazing how much space you can safe. I accomplished two things at once really. I was able to save a ton of space and get rid of a bunch of junk!
My entry today isn't going to be a poem.
I have been making up stories in my head since i can remember. I've been writing stories since around the same time. Unfortunately most of my earlier writings have been lost. But as I was working on recording the works I have managed to preserve over the years I found this little News Paper that I wrote back in 1992. The Ogden Optimistic.

Edition 1 November 20 1992
The Ogden
Optimist!
Ogden, Kyle Matthews: Everyday thousands of ordinary American
citizens pick up a newspaper from their local corner store to find out what’s
hot and what’s not. They want to know
what’s going on in the world or, it’s just cool to buy a newspaper. We’ll now there’s a newspaper that everyone
should read. The Ogden Optimistic is the
first newspaper that will keep you in touch with the world without dampening
your day. Find out the scores to the
hottest games and enjoy reading the news instead of crying about it.
Bonneville vs. Clearfield
The Great American Smoke Out!
Ogden, Sarah Benden:
Yesterday was a great event in the lives of millions of American people. The event; The great American Smoke Out. The purpose is for people who smoke to not
smoke for one day and for people who don’t smoke to promote their life style
and show smokers they can live without smoking.
Slogans of ‘Kiss me I don’t smoke’ and others could be found on
T-shirts, Buttons and banners through out schools. Good Luck for those trying to quit. I hope you make it.
One Good Turn Deserves Another!
Ogden, Mark Ericson: During
the Holiday season there are people who are going to have things to eat and
those who won’t. What can we do to
help? A lot. It doesn’t take to much and togeth we can
give a family a meal. We can get
together and donate cans of food. A
dollar here and there. Get together and
make a quilt. It doesn’t take much to do
a good deed.
Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow!

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