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Tell Me The Answer
My first entry into this weeks NTT, Kevin has outdone himself for the holiday edition and I plan on taking advantage of a few of these. Continue reading
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Stories and Words
This are both from our famous Author Esther Chilton, enjoy Continue reading
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Higher & Higher
Todays entry into Di’s fun challenge. There are no restrictions regarding length, style, or genre, though please keep it family friendly. Continue reading
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The Plan
This image was an instant eye catcher for me this week but it took a minute to figure out where to go with it, I mean besides The Beginning At Last: NTT submission Continue reading
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Life’s Journey: Hobbies We Outgrow
Time…what a concept. Time brings change and change brings growth so over time my activities and hobbies have been replaced with other challenges. As a child I learned to push the envelope past what was the normal and explore the unknown. Continue reading
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Confrontations with Law: A Journey Through Time
My older brother and I were out hunting one fall day and was headed back home. As we walked down some railroad tracks, a sheriff pulled over at the crossing. He waited for us to get to him. Continue reading
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Dawgs Got The Blues
What’s Left? Ron “DAWG” How in the hell do I say goodbye to you? It breaks my heart that you left last night, I’m really at a lost right now but as always I will speak what’s on my mind and in my heart brother. Continue reading
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Blues Mood
Last Founder Mike Pender the last surviving founder of the Moody Blues passed Wednesday peacefully surrounded by family. He was 82. Pinder was among the founding members of the Moody Blues – along with Denny Laine, Graeme Edge, Ray Thomas, and Clint Warwick – in 1964. Soon after, Laine and Warwick left the Moody Blues, Continue reading
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Talking With Dad
I Ran out of Time As a teenager I lost my dad a month before my sixteenth birthday and throughout all of the shock and abuse I was still a lost, frightened child trying to cope with the unrealistic burden of being told to “Act like a man”. Continue reading
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