Author Archives: Marshall Ramsey

Wednesday Free-For-All

Good morning! Hope you have a great day

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Man in the moon

Like silver ink spilled across the black water, the full moon shined on the reservoir.  On its shoreline, A 1970 Chevrolet Impala sat by a boat ramp. And on that Impala sat a small boy and his father.  The dad … Continue reading

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A morning with Tate Reeves

Treasurer and now Lt. Governor Candidate Tate Reeves visited The Clarion-Ledger editorial board, and since I was there, I popped in for a listen. A few observations: 1. Reeves, who I like and respect, kept talking about his positive campaign, … Continue reading

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CARTOON: The weight loss method

I’ll be the first to say that this country needs to tighten its belt.  But cutting ways for people who want an education is shooting ourselves in the foot.

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Bring out the best

Andy Andrews talks about the “Butterfly Effect” in one of his excellent books: How little changes can impacts others’ lives.  It’s also very similar to the “Broken Windows” theory: Make little changes and eventually you’ll see big results.  What little … Continue reading

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Notes on the Treasurer’s Debate

Supertalk FM had the three Republican State Treasurer candidates on my show for a one-hour debate.  Lucien Smith, Lynn Fitch and Sen. Lee Yancy all came in studio, answered questions and then at the end of the show asked each … Continue reading

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When I get to work

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Tuesday Free-For-All

Good morning! What’s up?

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The Diaper

When I’m 95, we’ll just teleport. But if TSA is still checking diapers, I’ll give them something extra special to check.

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The Best

Serena Williams’ loss today at Wimbledon reminds me even the best get beat. The difference is that the best don’t STAY beat.

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