I’m glad to hear that Atlanta Hartsfield Airport is going smoke free. I’ve also seen that the delivery company UPS has decided to stop hiring anyone who smokes. Back… Read more »
I always enjoyed going to ‘guitar pickings’ on Saturday nights. We would sit and listen as the ones with their stringed instruments played and sang along. We had no… Read more »
The latest CNN poll is out (1-10-20) and shows a change in the rankings of the top four Democratic primary candidates, not surprising. Certainly, rankings will change yet again…. Read more »
I had heard of Hattie Goodhue for many years before I became friends with her and her husband, Mr. Marshall. I knew she was the only female lawyer in Henry… Read more »
While reading through my Sunday paper I read over the new books and authors as I usually do. It was there I noticed a new book authored by three… Read more »
His name is Montana; he is a registered Spotted Saddle Horse. We bought him from a field trial bird dog judge. As a trail horse he was fearless. He… Read more »
I thoroughly enjoyed the Christmas celebration with all my dears. Then we had a wonderful Christmas Eve service at Mt. Bethel which included communion and the lighting of the… Read more »
For anyone who is objective, and that’s the key word here, these impeachment hearings simply can’t be reasonably considered a “’sham” of any sort. The damning charge made against… Read more »
I really enjoy reading Stephan Pastis’s Pearls Before Swine in my daily Atlanta Journal Constitution. He always makes me smile with his hilarious writings. But, a couple of weeks… Read more »
They say that lightning never strikes twice in the same place, but I know that is not true. The large oak on my father’s place could vouch for that,… Read more »