#Steamship February 18
Over the past several weeks I have traveled up I-95 to Fayetteville and have driven past the exit for NC 87. Highway 87 can get you from Fayetteville NC to Wilmington NC with a...
Monthly Archive: February 2021
#Alchemist February 17
Yesterday I wrote about the importance of having a daily destination or WHERE. Two years ago I read a book that I revisited last week when I felt my sense of purpose and direction...
#Where February 16
During my ordeal with COVID in January I never concerned myself on WHERE I was going that day. To be honest it just wasn’t WHERE I was going physically it also applied to my...
#Follower February 15
In 2021 any day of the month that has the number 4 in the date becomes a day to post about one of the FOLLOWERS of this blog. Yet yesterday was also Sunday so...
#SongLyricSunday-Carolina In My Mind-February 14
This week our host Jim Adams for Song Lyric Sunday has given us the prompt of “Brain/Mind/Think”. The goal is to find a song that contains would have that concept in song title or...
#Reading February 13
I had someone named Duke Dahl visit my website who has a fascinating READING website called Bullet Point Reading He took the time to like a number of my posts earlier in the week....
#BladenCounty February 12
North Carolina is a basically a rural state with 70 of its 100 counties being classified as rural. That includes BLADEN County. In 1734 BLADEN became a precinct. It was part of Bath County...
#Tolerance February 11
I hope you have some TOLERANCE for me sharing a few thoughts on TOLERANCE. How about filling in the blank to the following sentence. I am not going to TOLERATE________________________ anymore. You don’t have...
#SUCCESs February 10
There is not a typo I am spelling SUCCESs correctly. I am following up on yesterday’s post on why Aesop Fables were so memorable. Those stories has a certain stickiness to them. I am...
#Aesop February 9
I overheard a conversation about our country not teaching morals in the grocery store. The person who was pontificating kept mentioning AESOP Fables. The gentleman kept mentioning all the morals young people could learn...
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