Category Archives: Self-evaluation

Ka-boom!

Why do we laugh when we see someone fall down? Comedians go down all time and we always chuckle. Recently, I went for a walk up on the hill from our house. Snow covered the road but unfortunately ice had … Continue reading

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Mamas and Sleepy Teenagers

It’s a “business as usual” morning. His mom had called him three times before he finally fell out of the bed, exhausted from eight hours of sleep. You know how it is with mamas. The first time she chirps, “It’s … Continue reading

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Virus Checker!

Ah, but this thing is slow ! As I write, it’s Friday morning and my virus checker is running in the background. Down in the bowels of my computer this program is poking around, looking in hidden closets, and generally … Continue reading

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Broken Down On the Place de Concord

There’s a new discussion on marriage on the site. Look to the right and click on “You Talk Back” if you’re interested. One of the nice things about having visitors here is that it gives me an excuse to show … Continue reading

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Mamaw Deloney and the Ten Pound Chicken

Today we complain about violence in television and movies. Actually this generation hasn’t seen anything compared to some of the things I saw in my childhood. For instance, my Mamaw Deloney used to let her chickens range freely behind her … Continue reading

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