Today, March 25, 2018, marks the 10th anniversary of my Dad’s passing. It’s hard to fathom that ten years have gone by since my Dad’s death from the effects of a massive stroke. He had his first major stroke in the Fall of 2003. It was debilitating. I remember standing at the end of hisContinue reading “Remembering My Dad Ten Years Later”
The Revolutionary Musings of an Optimistic Cashier
There is a young man who I’ll call Walter who works at one of the local big box discount stores. He is cheerful and friendly, talks to people with ease, injecting humor into his brief interactions with customers. On this particular morning, I maneuvered around the store, finding the large palettes filled with cases ofContinue reading “The Revolutionary Musings of an Optimistic Cashier”
Blogging Isn’t All PJs and Coffee
Blogging takes time and commitment. Anything you want to be good at typically does. I imagine when you meet someone new a similar conversation might ensue: “What do you do?” “I’m a blogger.” Befuddlement hijacks their countenance. Some of them are thinking, “That can’t be too hard.” Others have zero idea what that means. Don’tContinue reading “Blogging Isn’t All PJs and Coffee”
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