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Category Archives: Writing
Charles Schulz 100th Birthday
Today, cartoonists have paid tribute to the late Peanuts creator, Charles M. Schulz. I don’t have a syndicated comic strip, but I do have the coloring sheets featuring Banjo, Pip, Sam and Mr. ML. So I thought I’d have them … Continue reading
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Cornucopia
As I type this, I’m shivering because the heat in my house went out. I’m waiting on the repairman and praying it isn’t too expensive of a fix — otherwise, Christmas will mean a new heating and air system (NOT … Continue reading
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Meeting Old Friends in New Places
Last weekend, our nephew Ian got married to his wonderful girlfriend Lindsay at the town hall in Rosemary Beach, Florida. It was a grand affair — one of the happiest weddings I can remember. They’re off to a good start. … Continue reading
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Learning to Swim
If you are thrown off the boat, you can either thrash around in the water or you can swim. Of course, you need to know HOW to swim — that’s helpful. Panic causes the thrashing. I can tell you from … Continue reading
One call, that’s all
There moments when I wish I had a direct line to the great beyond. Continue reading
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October 13, 2022: Ramsey Blog
October 13, 2022 RamseyBlog 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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