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Welcome to the Supreme Story Program!

Here's the deal: Every so often, I pick a new topic and write something about it, then you guys write in and share your story on the subject, too - everybody's unique and different, and everybody has a story to tell - I thought it would be interesting to see all the different 'takes' on a particular subject - the stories can take any form you want, as long as they're your real experience.

I think we should keep it short for now, 200 - 800 words. it doesn't have to be perfect, just from the heart - have fun, and I can't wait to see what you guys send in!

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