“I’m Going In…”
Life from Daisy Mae’s Point of View “I’ve been standing in the hallway, waiting for her to invite me in. Been here for at least 30 seconds. Too long…
Life from Daisy Mae’s Point of View “I’ve been standing in the hallway, waiting for her to invite me in. Been here for at least 30 seconds. Too long…
I believed it would and it did! Snow! What a fun day. The snow seems like we are experiencing Christmas all over again.
The “Bad-Hair-Day” angel whose hair once had pretty curls, is now a jumbled mess…
Photos of Christmas when I was little bring back countless memories and make me smile, remembering special times with my family…
Homecoming Sunday years ago, I learned a valuable lesson about “pride goeth before a fall.”
As a young mother, I learned a valuable lesson about “pride goeth before a fall.” (Part 1 of Pride Goeth Before a Fall)
A funny face in a ragged and useless dishcloth made by my mama years ago, brings back sweet memories. Laughter is good for the soul.
My father served in World War II as a sailor aboard a destroyer escort, the USS Thomas J. Gary. Following is his story when his ship took part in the rescue of POWs in 1945.
During times of homesickness, I often think of an old hound dog named Renny, our family pet when I was a little girl, and a lesson he taught that has stayed with me throughout life.