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Category Archives: Do right thing
The Day I Dreamed So Many Years Ago
Today, I finally had a day for which I have been waiting more than three decades to experience. Today, I came one-step closer to understanding my parents and all they did for my brothers and me. Today was a good … Continue reading
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!!! Yep. You read that correctly. Happy New Year. No. I have not gone off the deep end. I have not lost my mind and forgotten that date. I know that it is the beginning of August (though … Continue reading
26.2 – Success or Failure?
This past Sunday I completed my third marathon. The first two took place 21 and 22 years ago in London. I was MUCH younger then. If you noticed, I did not state that I ran any of the three marathons … Continue reading
Thank You
Thank you. Two simple words made up of the same number of syllables. If you played the words in Scrabble, you would only receive 18 points, but then again, your opponents would wipe it away since you are not allowed … Continue reading
Boys Don’t Cry
Recently, while out and about, I walked by a father talking to, what I could only believe was, his son. It was during Christmas shopping, and the store was crowded. The lines were long. You could sense more frustration than … Continue reading
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I Stood and Saluted
Over the past two weeks the world lost two celebrities and a hero. While it was sad to hear about George Michaels and Carrie Fisher, for my wife’s family it was more the passing of Harold Mufford that made the … Continue reading
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Lessons Relearned
Tonight’s post, while not a repeat, is about a subject I wrote about a few months ago. Choices. Choices that we make and choices that we believe that others make us choose. I found myself upset today at another person … Continue reading
9/11 for an 8 year-old
Today is September 11th, Patriot’s Day in United States. The memorials have happened, the songs have been sung, and the day has been remembered. For those 20 and older (though I would venture to say 25 and older), it means … Continue reading
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Are We Spoiling Our Children with Words?
I believe that one of the things that keeps me from being considered a serious writer is my fear of rocking the boat and ticking people off. Today is no exception. I had an idea pop up in my head … Continue reading
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Lesson From Making a Bed
I wasn’t going to write this evening. I will admit that I had plans to be lazy and just let the evening go by watching America’s Got Talent. However, I learned a lesson tonight that I thought I would share. … Continue reading