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Short Stories by J Mel

Short Stories by J Mel

De : James M. Morris a/k/a J Mel
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 I was raised on a farm/ranch in Dickens County, Texas, marched in the Fightin Texas Aggie Band, secretly courted a professor's daughter at Texas Tech from College Station, whom I married, and then received my B.S. degree from A&M and worked as an Assistant County Agent until I entered and worked my way through law school, practiced civil litigation and criminal defense law for 40+ years, raised four talented rambunctious kids and survived 54 years of wedded bliss. I've got stories to tell!

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  • The Great Escape (Episode_011)

    The Great Escape (Episode_011)
    May 12 2026

    This is a true story about the day we ran away from our new babysitter’s house by walking about one-half mile to the Patton Springs School, grades 1 – 12, where our mother was a teacher. My sister was 3. I was 5. It did not end well for me.



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    7 min
  • The Glow of the Cauldrons (Episode_010)

    The Glow of the Cauldrons (Episode_010)
    May 5 2026

    Episode 10 is the true story of my harrowing visit alone to the pig pen after dark to check-up on the day’s activities of Buck, the man hired to slaughter and dress out two hogs on our family farm. It is told 70 years later through the eyes of a 5-year-old country boy.



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    18 min
  • ‘Deadman Talk’ with My Dad (Episode_009)

    ‘Deadman Talk’ with My Dad (Episode_009)
    Apr 28 2026

    Episode 9 is a true story about my father allowing me to drive the Massey Ferguson 65 tractor with a four-row implement attached to it, called a ‘knifer’, from the Lewis Place to the Home Place and what happened enroute that demonstrated my six-year old driving skills, or luck, and why we never told mom.



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    12 min
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