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Angels Crossing

A couple of weeks before Ruth’s accident we were talking about our two homes, and I offered this question. “We’re lucky.  Our kids and grandkids are all in a good place.  Everyone’s got a good job.  And you and I have two beautiful homes.  We don’t have to, but if we did, which home would …

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Stage Four

About fourteen months ago I wrote about my friend, Obadiah Swift’s, Facebook Post.  It featured two pictures of different approaches to overcoming life’s obstacles.  Two men find themselves in a hole.  One man sits in his hole and ponders his fate, while the second digs his way out.  One step at a time. I posted …

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Life Lessons

Good To See Ya

My Florida barber always says, “Good to see ya!” each time I get my hair cut. My reply is always the same, “It’s good to be seen.” I played in a golf tournament last weekend and rekindled friendships with a couple dozen men and women. One man, Dan, said, “It’s good to see ya.” I …

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And the Winners …

David and I headed to Addison last Thursday to award our fourth and fifth Tebo Family Scholarships. We made three awards last year and two this year. This year’s awards went to Keisha and Nate. Keisha is studying psychology and Nathaniel plans to take us to Mars. We had seven applicants, did a zoom interview …

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Life Lessons

Mother’s Day 1968

I started dating a new girl in March of 1968.  We met at the White Rose for my fraternity.  Our chapter was being installed as Lambda Chi Alpha’s Lambda Tau.  I had pledged the prior fall, and after almost getting black balled, I was assigned to help guys who didn’t have dates get dates for …

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Ruth

The Ghost’s Perfume

Last fall I wrote a blog about my son-in-law, Sutton’s, appearance at a high-end venue in San Diego, California.  He opened for the group Air Supply, and Elizabeth appeared on stage with him, just as she did during an eighteen-month cross-country musical performance tour that began in the summer of 2018.   They were Sutton and …

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Life Lessons

The Art of Following Through

I missed one day of school my sophomore year of high school.  I didn’t miss any my junior or senior years.  It wasn’t because I was a great student, dedicated to getting good grades, but I wasn’t sick, so I didn’t pretend to be so.  The day I did miss my sophomore year was because …

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