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Father Of A Teenage Son

May 5, 2017

It has been 3 years since I wrote a post about my son, on the day of his 10th birthday, …

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Burning Leaves

September 16, 2016

  When I think about fall, the first thing I think about are the leaves and how they change. Even …

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Remembering Dad

October 20, 2015

We are never really ready when the day comes that we have to say goodbye to a loved one and …

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The Letter

May 25, 2015

Several weeks ago, a letter came into my possession, sent to me from a cousin who found it while going …

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The Last Ride of the Matchbox Express

April 11, 2015

He was a tall man with graying hair, penetrating eyes and a countenance that brooked no misbehavior from anyone in …

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Going Home Again

April 3, 2015

When I was seven years old, my parents embarked upon a journey that many couples undertake (and survive) at some …

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Reindeer with Disabilities

December 11, 2014

Earlier this week, my family and I gathered around the old television set to take part in a particularly revered …

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Long Distance Calling

November 8, 2013

Last week while I was working at my desk my cell phone rang and when I picked it up i …

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Remembering Dot and Toots

August 7, 2013

This is an article I posted two years ago on the first anniversary of my grandmother’s death. Although taken 14 …

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Kicking Up Dust

March 17, 2013

There’s just something about a pretty day in the South that makes you want to go out for a drive. …

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