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Author Archives: Marshall Ramsey
When the world turns pink.
It doesn’t take pink fountains, ribbons, t-shirts or even a special month to make me aware of breast cancer. I have my own set of scars from the disease (even though I’ve never had it.) Forty years ago, I remember … Continue reading
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How Now Pretty Cow: The tale of a Pretty Cow Judge
She was smartly dressed as she stared at me with her big brown eyes. I blushed a little, trying to stay out of her way. The kid who was with her was cute, too. I smiled at them as … Continue reading
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Friday the 13th: My “lucky” day
Today’s Friday the 13th. I had a black cat run out in front of me — and when he saw me, he ran back the other direction in fear. I’ve never been a “lucky” guy. But then again, I also … Continue reading
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The Siren Song
My phone dings, beckoning me with its electronic siren song. I, being properly trained like one of Pavlov’s mutts, immediately pick it up. There’s knowledge to be had after all. And my phone is ready to share. I quickly open … Continue reading
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And they lived happily ever after
Once upon a time in mass of land between New Orleans and Mobile, there was a beautiful kingdom. And in that kingdom were majestic oaks, beautiful homes, tall hotels and floating casinos. Brown water tickled the white sand. Barrier islands … Continue reading
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Show me the Heart: A lesson from Jerry Maguire
Last night, Amy, my family and I watched the movie Jerry Maguire. Written by Cameron Crowe and staring about every famous person from the 1990s, Jerry Maguire is the story of a sports agent (Tom Cruise) who, after suffering a … Continue reading
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An Open Letter to Tropical Storm Nate
Dear Tropical Storm Nate, I just saw your updated travel itinerary and it looks like you’re dropping by here for a visit — as in, “we’re under a Jim Cantore Warning!” Not good. I know, I know — your plans … Continue reading
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Prove a Mayan wrong
The world was supposed to end on my birthday. You know — the Mayans and their calendar. December 21, 2012 to be exact. Kaput. Kaboom! Obviously, it didn’t. We’re still here complaining on Facebook about the world. But you have … Continue reading
The New Abnormal
Before the U2 concert in New Orleans, a sea of people swarmed around the Superdome. The large crowd pushed its way toward the entrances and security. It was humanity’s version of a kicked-over ant hill — men, women and children … Continue reading
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The Prophecy of the Broken Down Car
“The three givens in life: Death, taxes and a broken down car on the side of I-55 in Holmes County.” Sparky Reardon Angels are with me. And they guided me as I zoomed up I-55 yesterday afternoon. So here’s the … Continue reading
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