Kitty has new friends
Last week provided lots of material for a serious post about the state of our society and our country, but I decided to write about something more fun – Kitty. The title doesn’t mean that David and I have adopted more cats. […]
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Interesting Point for January 12, 2021
I usually do not have many, but these are some really neat people I know: Saundra McLeod, Judy Luckett, Paula Leeman Monk, and Lori Northcutt, all have birthdays this month. […]
from my view of Emory on January 12, 2021
I hope this week has you all feeling neighborly. Go out give them a smile and a wave, let them know you care! Speaking of neighbors, I met a new one last week, Mrs. Sherry Dennis. […]
from my view of Emory on January 5, 2021
Happy New Year! Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas holiday. I’m praying 2021 is full of blessings for everyone of you. […]
Interesting Point for January 5, 2021
Let’s all welcome 2021 with a little caution and hope all will go well with the vaccination programs. I know my husband is getting ready to roll up his sleeve as soon as he can. […]
New Year attitudes
For the last few days, Facebook, email, texts and all other social media have been full of messages related to the beginning of another year. Although most are similar in content, there is a definite difference in attitude. […]
Way too dependent
The problem with magic is that there are times when it simply does not work as expected. On December 14, that magic became a temporary nightmare for millions of Google account users. […]
from my view of Emory on December 22, 2020
Hello, everyone. I hope everyone enjoyed the cooler Christmas-time weather last week. I hate to talk about myself, but I wanna share some good news. We are getting a new home and had dirt work done last week. […]
Interesting Point for December 22, 2020
Well, here goes a year for the record books. I will be glad to bid this one Adieu. On a good note, I will say this has been an experience I will not forget. […]
How COVID didn’t steal Christmas
I’ve loved Dr. Seuss since I heard him read Horton Hears a Who on the radio before I started to school. One of my favorites, especially this time of the year, is How the Grinch Stole Christmas – both the book and the movie. […]