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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Fahrenheit 451 Revisited
It was a short article in the paper on page eight. “Texas Board of Education Targets Islam in Textbooks.” The gist of the article was that the social conservatives on the board were not going to stand by and let … Continue reading
Posted in Favorite posts, Just Blogging
Tagged Christianity, Fahrenheit 451, Islam, life, Muslim, newspapers, Ray Bradbury, Religion and Spirituality
13 Comments
The End of Summer
Two things occurred this weekend that signaled the end of summer but heralded the start of a new season in my life. First was our annual Hampton Roads Writers Conference held here in Virginia Beach. Over one hundred thirty writers, … Continue reading
Posted in Just Blogging
Tagged aging, community, Hampton Roads, Hampton Roads Writers, Jill McCorkle, life, Neptune Festival, Virginia Beach, Writers Resources
2 Comments
Punkin’ Time
In honor of the autumnal equinox, I decided to make this a photo blog today and post some pumpkin pictures I took. Enjoy.
Windows on the Soul
My husband would have liked Hattie Wyatt Caraway. When she walked into the Senate chambers as the first woman elected to serve a full term, her first words were, “The windows need washing.” Yesterday, on a sunny September morning, my … Continue reading
The Rack and Other Instruments of Torture
This week I bought a kettlebell after reading an article about it in my Prevention magazine. It is purported to be a great workout tool to get you in shape quicker than other workout routines, and it’s supposed to be … Continue reading
Posted in Just Blogging
Tagged exercise, Fitness, gyms, Health, humor, Kettlebell, life, Personal Training, Physical exercise, Sports, Weight, women
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How To Become a Millionaire by Keeping Your Head Down
My grandmother used to tell me if I picked up all the pennies I found and didn’t spend them, I’d be a millionaire one day. When I was little, I followed her advice and kept my eyes on the pavement, … Continue reading
Posted in Seashells for Karen
Tagged aging, Coastal, grandparents, life, Manteo North Carolina, memories, North Carolina, Outer Banks, retirement, seashells, women
2 Comments
Don’t Tell Me Dogs Don’t Have Souls
My daughter recently bought a puppy who has captured her heart. Since my grandchildren are back in school, this little darling has become my daughter’s constant companion, making the empty rooms not so empty. Now that I’m retired, my quiet … Continue reading
Posted in Favorite posts, Just Blogging
Tagged children, family, Labrador Retriever, Pets
4 Comments
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
My husband has had the same hairstyle for the past thirty years. What is it about women that makes us want to change our hairstyle as often as we change our pocketbooks? Have you ever considered how much of our … Continue reading
Posted in Just Blogging
Tagged Beauty, Fashion, Hair, Hair straightening, Hairstyle, Little Orphan Annie
3 Comments
A Well-Learned Lesson
Last week I posted a letter I would have liked to have sent to my third-grade teacher, Mrs. Zunker. We all have teachers we loved and whose memory and lessons were sweetly remembered. Unfortunately, most of us have also had … Continue reading
Posted in Just Blogging
Tagged children, Education, Educators, High school, learning, lessons, life, Math, Mathematics, memories, school, teachers, teaching
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Red Flag Day
The morning was radiant with sunshine on white sand, rays blazed through cloudless sky, and curling waves spewed surfers onto shore. Beach umbrellas dotted the waterfront and our freckled bodies glistened with SPF 50. Families were soaking in the last … Continue reading
Posted in Seashells for Karen
Tagged aging, anxiety, beach, Hurricane Earl, life, Lifeguard, Rip current, Surfing, Swimming (sport), Virginia Beach, Water
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