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Emory…from my view on July 28, 2020

July 28, 2020 Submitted 0

Hello all, missed you last week, but we went on vacation to Corpus Christi Island. We had a big time seeing the USS Lexington, Texas State Aquarium, National Seashore where we watched someone pull in a hammerhead shark, and driving down to Port Aransas one evening for a dolphin sunset tour. […]

Kitty and the virus

July 21, 2020 Linda Brendle 0

Kitty may be just a cat, but she knows what’s going on. She’s aware that there is a virus out there that sometimes circulates among camels and bats – and cats. At first, she was pretty casual about the whole thing, but as the numbers have risen, she has become more cautious. […]

Bullies

July 14, 2020 Linda Brendle 0

A bully is defined as a person who habitually seeks to harm or intimidate those whom they perceive as vulnerable. […]

The eye of the pandemic

July 7, 2020 John Kelly, CISSP 0

Having lived on the Texas Gulf Coast for much of my early years, I managed to survive category three and four hurricanes during that time. I now view the pandemic similarly to how I looked at hurricanes. I have found many similarities between the two threats. […]

Let freedom ring!

July 7, 2020 Linda Brendle 0

I loved the Fourth of July when I was a kid. We lived inside the city limits where the authorities frowned on the fun stuff like roasting hot dogs and marshmallows over a bon fire and shooting off fireworks. So we usually celebrated Independence Day at Aunt Fay’s. […]

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