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Author Archives: Marshall Ramsey
She always had a smile
I thought is was cool that we had a local celebrity living around the corner from us. Amy and I had just moved into our new house and the celebrity was WLBT anchor Sherri Hilton. She and her husband Ken … Continue reading
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What I’ve learned from working retail
The last few years, I’ve gone from working the “8-hour day with a long lunch” model to more of a retail one. It has changed how I approach my workflow and structure my day. If I’m not hustling, my family … Continue reading
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Tedx Jackson: I’m still trying to wrap my brain around it.
I’m still trying to wrap my brain around it. There have been 10,000 Tedx Talks all across the globe. They’ve been held 49 states and even Antarctica and Mount Everest. But never in Mississippi — until yesterday. And I emceed … Continue reading
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Thankful for Thanksgiving.
I like Halloween. I love Christmas. But I cherish Thanksgiving. And it’s not just because of the food (oh the glorious food!). Thanksgiving is the one holiday we should celebrate everyday (just not the food part, though. I already struggle … Continue reading
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Stanley Ryan’s Revenge: A Halloween Tale
The first morning rays of Halloween haunted their way through the bedroom’s curtains like happy ghosts. Stanley Ryan opened one eye and then another. There was nothing spooky about this morning: He felt great. In fact, he woke up feeling … Continue reading
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Paying a dream forward
I was in a gym surrounded by first graders. Part of me feared someone would blow a conch shell and the whole group would rush me. But they didn’t. They sat patiently as the rest of the classes walked in. … Continue reading
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#Fit2Fat2FitBlog: Let your heart win.
My son was glum last night between his guitar and soccer practices. I asked what was bugging him and he said he was tired. “I push myself harder than some of the other kids.” I smiled and said, “Really?” He … Continue reading
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#Fit2Fat2Fit Blog: Ups and Downs
Let’s do a quick physical inventory: 1. Sore from Thursday’s leg day. Check. 2. Sore from Saturday’s 16-mile run. Check again. 3. Mentally whipped because of some family stuff. Check once again. So I went into this morning’s workout mentally, … Continue reading
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Mississippi Healing
The day Bill Duval thought would be his greatest victory turned into the day of his greatest defeat. For nearly 20 years, Bill had dutifully reported to his bank branch in downtown Jackson, Mississippi. And every morning his routine had … Continue reading
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Life is easier with a running partner
Saturdays are my long-run day. And today, I didn’t feel like running. But I knew I had to — this week had been too much. My mind, body and soul were exhausted. So on paper it didn’t make sense: Why … Continue reading
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