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  • I Saw The Light

    The beach holds a special place in my heart, because that is where I saw Jesus.  Now, I know you may think I am probably off my rocker, but I saw Jesus in a dream; however, was it a dream or reality?  All I can say is that I have never experienced any thing more Read more

  • Livestock and Livelyhood

    It has been approximately twenty-two years since I have been on a bucking bull; I admit I miss it.   I miss the feeling, the adrenaline, and those starry nights in the middle of nowhere.  I also miss the days of riding horses with Pop.  I will tell you how I became an experienced rider: the Read more

  • The Green Green Grass

    I suppose we all have made mistakes when we were fifteen years of age; at least, I did.  I made a very bad decision when I was fifteen.  Pop used to let me drive the car around the campground at Lake Gaston in Virginia.  He trusted me because I guess I was a decent driver, Read more

  • Sweat Dreams

    When I was young, I never could see myself in a future sense; meaning, I never saw a career for myself.  Though I racked my brain trying different jobs and an endless pursuit of trying to figure out who I was and what I wanted to do, I never quite figured it out.  I guess Read more

  • In The Zone: Part II

    I pull for two teams in college sports: UNC and ETSU; UNC is in divison 1A while ETSU is in division 1AA.  UNC Football can not seem to stop committing violations causing suspensions, and ETSU just restarted their football program a couple years ago; they even built a new stadium that opened last season.  I Read more

  • In The Zone

    I really enjoy watching the three major sports: football, basketball and baseball.  For some reason I like college sports better than professional sports; except for Major League Baseball.  I am a Washington Nationals fan, but the only time I get to see them play is when they are on ESPN or when they are playing Read more

  • Pop

    I used to be afraid of death until I watched my father breathe his last breath.  He died on August 18, 2005, and it was so hot and humid that morning one could have cut the air with a knife.  My father was surrounded by my family and me in low, solemn prayers.  What else Read more

  • My Apologies

    I know it has been a while since I have posted an entry; while I doubt any of you are losing sleep over this, I have to say it is tough to think of things to write about, and sometimes it is just plain agonizing to even ponder some of the topics that cross my Read more

  • Pojo

    What is more majestic for a kid than having a relationship with their dog?  To have a faithful companion that shows unconditional love and is always there for you is everything.  Well, that was the case in the 1970’s when we kids used to run around outside all the time; for my brothers and me, Read more

  • A Great Mind

    The world lost a great mind today, Dr. Stephen Hawking, died at the age of 76.  Hawking was physically disabled by “amyotrophic lateral sclerosis”(Lou Gehrig’s Disease.)  What constitutes as a great mind, however?  Personally, I believe when someone has contributed to society and made society better for doing so, that someone probably has a great Read more