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A Trendsetter Since 1670- Charleston Gets Ready to Celebrate its 350th Birthday in 2020
Dear Reader: As a South Carolina history teacher for three decades…I feel like Charleston is home to me in so many ways. And our state history always started with a little boat called The Carolina when it pulled into what is … Continue reading
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Back in the Saddle Again…
Dear Reader: I did it…oh how it saddens me to take down the Christmas decorations but I knew it was time. The top string of lights on the tree had gone out…the apple tree collapsed with bruised apples flying everywhere, … Continue reading
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Want a New Magical Year? Be Kind!
Dear Reader: Yesterday I experienced something quite magical…due to the timing of the incident. Something good actually came out of my frantic search for the book To Bless This Space Between Us. I found (tucked away in the back of one … Continue reading
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Let’s Put Our Fears Behind and Start Our Brave New World in 2020
Dear Reader: This is a short post today because I just have one thought I would like to share with all of us starting a new year and a clean slate on life. I accidentally came across this observation by … Continue reading
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“Hindsight is 20/20” as We Enter 2020!
Dear Reader: Before Anne left for Florida with family for the holidays she had made a connection that she thought I would have fun with as a post introducing the new year. She was right…a great early Christmas present. I … Continue reading
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“Just Five More Minutes…Please?”
Dear Reader: How many of us remember as children playing the “Just five more minutes, please?” card each day, normally before a nap and/or especially bedtime…since children dismiss sleep, nonchalantly, in their tiny world…caught up in whatever passion or interest … Continue reading
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Tired of My Company-Meaning Me!
Dear Reader: Usually me, myself, and I get along pretty well. I actually kind of like myself after all these years (forgive the pun but I have grown accustomed to myself). I am not as hard on myself as I … Continue reading
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The Thin Veil Between Joy and Happiness, Sadness and Sorrow
Dear Reader: *I wish I could say this was a personal photo of my Sammy who came to visit me yesterday (Cindy Ashley sent it) but Cindy you were actually very close to what happened. (*I had forgotten to put … Continue reading
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Days of Rest and Refuge
Dear Reader: After all these years there are two types of Christmas decorators…the one that put their tree up the day after Thanksgiving and bring it down (yesterday) the day after Christmas. For you yesterday was not a day of rest … Continue reading
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Christmas Isn’t about Fulfillment… But It’s a Starting Point
Dear Reader: As darkness descended Christmas night and crowds of neighbors’ families/friends left with cars moving in and out on our usual quiet little road…it was evident Christmas was ending…I knew it was time to reflect on Christmas 2019. John … Continue reading
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