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This issue is one of those incredible, could hardly believe how it was unfolding issues! It started out at a slow pace then continued building and building until it is what you now see, and that is indeed remarkable!

As a favor to me, please check out the Ahead to June page about theme. I have posed four questions, and I'd like to get some input from all of you about these. Thanks ahead of time for doing this.

Where to start....hmmmm. If I was starting to read the magazine and was wondering where to start, I guess I'd have to let the navigation bar on the left of each page guide me. There is much to see and read in each of these sections beginning with our Features. Here you find our regular columns, and the writers have produced some great ones for this issue.

Goodness, Real Life Stories are indeed loaded this month. Begin at the beginning in this section and work your way all the way down. It'll take some time, I promise. Here I was worrying about poems not coming in, and well, you'll just have to take a look in our Poetry for this month. I did some digging for Fiction this month, but I know you'll like all you read there, too.

If you're looking for MS information, look in our FYI and you'll have lots to explore. I hope we are continuing to help in your search in both FYI and our Related Links.

Though I was worried about it, Theme is filled with plenty of good reading again. Thanks to all who wrote this month to our Theme. Tips & Tricks is a fun place to visit. You'll find a lot of good links to visit, plus great information sent in from our readers. Thanks to all.

Well, you'll just find some of my family this month in Our Pride and Joy, but I'm sure proud of my family! Wish I'd get lots of pictures from more of you for this section!

Published Work is a place where those who have written books, articles, or have even done a music CD can have this highlighted. You can also find information on how or where to purchase some of these works.

Who's in Issue 116 gives a list of all who have something appearing in this May Issue. There is also a written guideline on this page for anyone wanting to write something for us. It's really very easy to do!

Awards gives you an opportunity to scroll down through the numerous awards we have received for the magazine. Come look and share our pride.

Don't forget to visit our Guestbook if you are new to us. We look hearing your comments. Bad month to suggest this because this issue is so full, but if you still want more to read, look in the Archives containing all the past issue. Whew! That's a lot to read!

If you like putting faces to name, you'll find more than 100 of those appearing in these pages in our Gallery. This will also include short biographies.

Don't forget the last link in our navigation bar, to Friends of MS MuSings. This is a great and caring place where you might make some new friends!

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