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Monthly Archives: November 2012
The old dog and the puppy
The puppy looked at the man in the face. “Play with me now! Life is short. You must play!” The man, tired from life’s constant battering, looked back at the dog and realized how much wisdom the little puppy possessed. … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
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Sunday Free-For-All
Good morning! Hope you are having a great weekend.
Nick Bell
Since Mississippi State is honoring Nick Bell today, here’s his cartoon from two years ago. It was truly a modern-day Brian’s Song.
Saturday Free-For-All
Good morning! What’s up? Besides me and the dog on an early Saturday morning.
Posted in Fat-Fit-Fat
14 Comments
Being thankful for the bad things
It’s November and people have filled my Facebook timeline with a daily dose of thankfulness. I like it but haven’t participated. Why? I don’t know. I guess I didn’t want to bore people. It’s not that I’m don’t appreciate the … Continue reading
Posted in HOPE, Writing
8 Comments
Friday Free-For-All
GOOD morning! Another crisp fall day! Hope you have a good one.
Posted in MRBA
23 Comments
The Answer
The full moon sprinkled diamonds across the inky reservoir. The cool, crisp November air chilled a lone figure as she drank her coffee and admired the view. A big, yellow dog soon joined her. He wagged his tail and began … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
3 Comments
Thursday Free-For-All
I have a couple of speeches today. And will be hopefully selling some books. How will your day be?
Posted in MRBA
20 Comments
Wednesday Free-For-All
Good morning! Last night’s signing was a home run! It is very humbling to be signing a book, look up and see that the line is almost out the door. Thank you. And it was good to see long-time MRBA … Continue reading
Posted in MRBA
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