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Author Archives: Marshall Ramsey
Daily Coloring Sheet: October 14, 2022
Coloring With Banjo and Pip coloring sheet. Continue reading
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October 13, 2022: Ramsey Blog
October 13, 2022 RamseyBlog Continue reading
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October 13, 2022 Coloring Sheet: IT Department
Sam is about to fix Banjo’s computer once and for all. Continue reading
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One person can change your world.
One person can totally change your life and give you everything. Continue reading
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Short Story: Life is a Beach
Sunnybrook Nursing Home sits upon a small hill overlooking a quaint river valley in a rural part of the state. The backside of the main red brick building, which was built in the mid 1980’s, sports a giant picture window … Continue reading
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The Miracle at St. Meridian Church
A trickle of sweat dripped down Franklin G. Spruance’s spine. The steamy summer evening felt like a warm, wet towel wrapped around his body. Mississippi’s oppressive heat was smothering in August; it was something he’d never get used to — … Continue reading
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Trying to Reason with Tornado Season
My hatred of tornadoes developed at a very early age. Atlanta’s weather pattern in the early 1970’s was particularly sucky (pun intended). On March 24, 1975, an EF-3 tornado hit Georgia’s governor’s mansion. One went over our house, too, ripping … Continue reading
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Be a good servant: Fight Fear
One of the stories I’ve told speaking is how the Parable of the Talents changed my attitude when I was a custodian. For those who don’t know that particular parable from the Book of Matthew, I’ll share a very quick … Continue reading
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The Last Mission
One of the last members of the Greatest Generation takes to the skies again. Continue reading
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The Finest Gift: A Christmas Story
“You look handsome.” Rusty Randolph’s mother used spit to try to tame his cowlick. The seven-year-old’s wild blonde hair shot toward the cold, night sky. “C’mon MOM!” Rusty protested. It was really more than having spit used as hair product … Continue reading
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