Monthly Archives: March 2004

From a Country Wisdom email, “Most of the stuff people worry about never happens.”

Walking down memory lane looking at the old cars today.  I drive by PJ’s all the time.  They have some really nice cars. My dad had a ’69 Pontiac Gran Prix, white with black top and red interior.  That car … Continue reading →

Photos from concert night.

The power was out for over an hour.  It was nice to get outside for a while and play.  The power is back on and we are back inside in front of our TV/Computer screens. Next up we are off … Continue reading →

MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES“The Impression That I Get“Have you ever been close to tragedyOr been close to folks who haveHave you ever felt a pain so powerfulSo heavy you collapseNo? Well…I’ve never had to knock on woodBut I know someone who … Continue reading →

On the concept of Whole People and those that are no longer… I took a little trip over to Widownet this morning,  I hadn’t been there for a while.  It was very interesting to visit the New Arrivals section and … Continue reading →

Spanish PipeDream“Blow up your T.V. throw away your paperGo to the country, build you a homePlant a little garden, eat a lot of peachesTry an find Jesus on your own” ___ “The idea I had in mind was that America … Continue reading →

I found out today that I was supposed to make a special breakfast on FCAT days.  I don’t remember reading anything about that requirement in the No Child Left Behind Act.  I’ll have to go back and look for it.  … Continue reading →

This is the week that all of our efforts have been working up to, FCAT week. The county adjusted the school year to start in August and end in May so FCAT week would fall later after the holiday break, … Continue reading →

A mother writes of her son, “Yes, I invite him to make dust of me and walk on in this world, way beyond me.” And I can’t help but think of Lindsey and Chelsey walking on in this world, way … Continue reading →