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Short, medium or long hair
My grandson has long hair. Some of my redneck relatives seemed to not approve of that. I told them, he gets up and goes to school without me nagging him. He gets good grades in school. He never gives me moments worry. He's a good young man. As far as I'm concerned, he can let it grow down to his... -
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Don't Sweat the Small Stuff
One of the most valuable things I ever learned, I learned from Reader's Digest a long time ago. The article was, "Does it matter?" Will it matter a year from now, do it. If it won't, let it go. Or something like that. ☺️ -
"THOSE WERE THE DAYS"
I'm trying to remember what we did as children. We lived on a farm so there was work. One clear memory is when my older brothers took Daddy's plow lines and made a swing on a high limb in a big old hickory tree. My brother would swing me so high that I could look down and see the housetop. It... -
Sleeping with a fan on
I'd love to open my windows for the next few days, but the pollen is so thick I can't. By the time the pollen is gone, it's too hot to open the windows. The only time I can open them is a few days during the fall. -
Sleeping with a fan on
I have a floor fan at the foot of my bed. I used to run it all year long for the white noise. The cost of electricity has gone so high that I only run it during the summer now. I got used to the silence after a while. -
What Jobs Did You Have As A Child?
I grew up on a farm. Chopped crops, worked barning tobacco. Looked after my younger siblings, cooked, washed dishes. Never drove a tractor, though. And ♫I never picked cotton, but my mama did, my sister did, my brother did. ♫