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Another “First” for Charleston…The First “Memorial” Day was Held Here
Dear Reader: As a former South Carolina History teacher…it was always fun to teach students about all the “firsts” that happened in Charleston. Charleston has always been known for many first events in our country’s history… mostly good “firsts” but … Continue reading
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Taking Chances
Dear Reader: Taking chances…I have never been much of a risk-taker…especially financially… mainly because I felt during all those years of raising children as a single mom… that I couldn’t afford to take a chance on opportunities that I might … Continue reading
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The Sweet Scents of Southern Springs and Summers
Dear Reader: Ah…there is nothing like it in the world! The sweet scents of flowers in May. I think every perfume in the world should come from a southern garden at this time of the year. Even if April showers … Continue reading
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Simplicity = Freedom
Dear Reader: “When you are most simple is when you feel really free.” Why has it taken me a lifetime to learn this lesson? Slow learner, I reckon. It is not as if I have ever had the extravagant means … Continue reading
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“Oh…We’ll Make Do”
Dear Reader: I don’t know how many times I heard my mother use that expression, “Oh we’ll make do” when worried about financial matters (which was a lot of the time) when we were growing up. But she also, always … Continue reading
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A Blueberry for Boo-Berry!
Dear Reader: I love blueberries! So happiness is ….blueberry season has arrived! I have so many memories of David and I (and the dog Old Blackie) following Grandmother Wilson to her blueberry patch and picking blueberries. David was always the … Continue reading
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Our Magical Universe…
Dear Reader: Isn’t the magic of God’s Creation, the universe, the greatest magical trick in the world…not just our own little world…but the many, many other worlds that make up the universe? It is easy, during the day, to forget … Continue reading
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We Are Never Alone
Dear Reader: Yesterday was a busy church service….it was the Sunday to recognize the conclusion of many achievements from members of the congregation….things like recognizing our teachers, high school and college graduates…even pre-school graduates…yes, you little Andrew. It was also … Continue reading
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What a “Humdinger” of a Wedding!
Dear Reader: For once in my life…I actually timed watching the royal wedding perfectly…accidentally. Nature called around 6:30 Saturday morning…waking me up…and just as I was about to fall back in bed some sleepy neuron remembered the royal wedding. … Continue reading
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When We Make a “Perfect” Mistake
Dear Reader: When we look back over past mistakes and recognize, in hindsight, that a particular mistake was definitely a personal, teachable lesson…we are satisfied with the knowledge. But, sometimes a mistake can be a “perfect” mistake…I know it sounds … Continue reading
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