I love books
I love books. There weren’t a lot of them around the house when I was little, but I loved the ones I had. Dr. Dan the Bandage Man, The Little Red Hen, and The Little Engine That Could were my favorites. […]
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Emory…from my view on September 15, 2020
The cooler weather arrived last week with the rain. It was so nice, I opened my windows and allowed the house to “air out.” That’s what Lee Ivy used to say to me when she wanted me to open up her house. […]
Interesting Point on September 15, 2020
What a wonderful blast of cool air to give a little relief from this crazy summer. It is just a glimmer of the coming fall season. […]
Bonanza highlights on September 15, 2020
Much progress has been made on the Bonanza Community Center through the many efforts of the community. […]
The dog whisperers
David and I haven’t visited with our dog friend Spike since February when his human family went to Israel. They were supposed to go again in June, and I’m sure they had other fun trips scheduled, but COVID messed up their plans along with those of everybody else on the planet. […]
Emory…from my view on September 8, 2020
I’ve had reports from Azzlynn Garcia and Glenda Harder of 5 and 6 inches of rain in one day. We’ve had a few days of it, so we’ve had a fair share of rain. And those temperatures dipping down feeling like fall weather, loving it!! […]
Interesting Point on September 8, 2020
Labor Day has come and gone. That means fall is upon us. The holiday season will soon be here. Let’s remember our local businesses whenever we can. […]
East Tawakoni happenings on September 8, 2020
Several East Tawakoni residents were seen at the Wildcats football game Friday night. Kara Wagner’s daughter, Payton, is the Varsity mascot this year and did a fantastic job supporting the team. Great game! […]
Email address privacy
Occasionally I have received an email notification or reminder from someone and I was disappointed to see all the email addresses of other recipients that were included in the email. […]
USA – Melting pot or seething cauldron
When it comes to politics and current events, especially those outside the safety of small-town America, I tend to be of the Pollyanna/ostrich persuasion. If I can’t see the bright side of a situation, I stick my head in the sand, hoping it will go away. […]