Interesting Point for November 17, 2020
What a week! We have had a little bit of everything weather wise. Take time to enjoy the weather, it could change at anytime. […]
Columns
from my view of Emory on November 17, 2020
Hello everyone, hope you all had a wonderful week so far. I wanna start off by announcing that Garrett Cochrane and Trinity Barrow had a new arrival of little Cooper Howard Cochrane! He was earlier than expected so he will be in the NICU at Hunt Regional till he gets a little bigger. […]
The end of an era?
My husband David has been a biker most of his life. He learned to ride his uncle’s old Cushman motorcycle when he was nine, and since then, hitting the road on two wheels has been an almost magical experience to him. […]
from my view of Emory on November 10, 2020
Kenneth and Ann Cason have been busy bees in their yard lately. They put in a new portable building and driveway along with a new front flower bed. […]
Interesting Point for November 10, 2020
Okay now, lets make up our mind – hot Or cold? Well that’s Texas for you. I hope all had a great Halloween celebration. Anybody who is anybody was there at the Spooktacular. Lots of fun was had by all. […]
What is racism anyway?
The subject of racism is impossible to avoid today since it’s at least mentioned in a majority of news stories and broadcasts, social media posts and many conversations. It’s easy to assume that the definition of such a common word is common knowledge. But as we all know, assumptions can be wrong. […]
Ethiopian cuisine
I used to be a runner. Not the extreme marathon-type runner, but I logged 36 miles a week. I ran almost every day, allowing at least one day of rest. I had an Ethiopian friend who was a serious runner. She also ran every day and her runs were non-negotiable. […]
from my view of Emory on November 3, 2020
Hello everyone. I hope the cooler weather has everyone staying warm. The rain was nice. I just wished it would have been warmer. […]
Interesting Point for November 3, 2020
Now that a new or used president is elected, it is time to get ready for the next holiday. Christmas trees will be going up and there will be lots of shopping to be done. Remember to shop local if you can. […]
Leftover Books
“By the time this column is published the remaining books will have been hauled away to be sold at Half-Price Books, but the Book Shed behind the Library won’t be empty.” This sentence was in the final paragraph of last week’s column in which I talked about some of the book lovers I met at the Friends of the Library Book Sale. […]