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Blog postIf we were having coffee today I’d be wondering about the little ironies of life. If you’re like me you’re seeing reminisces about the forty-second anniversary of Elvis Presley’s death. Forty-two years. What’s the irony? Elvis was forty-two when he died!
Note: if you are a die-hard Elvis fan you best move on to the next paragraph. I was never one of his biggest fans during his life. I appreciated his place in the history of American music, to be sur -
Blog postTime’s a-wastin’ … the next book is coming soon, so you need to catch up!
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Blog postIf we were having coffee today I’d be excited to tell you my news. I got a job!
“A job?” you might ask between sips. “I thought you were retired? You back in IT somewhere?”
No, I am realizing a lifelong dream. As a fledgling little-leaguer, (mumble) years ago, I aspired to one day move up into professional baseball. I am happy to report that although I have been on waivers for several more decades than I’d like to admit, a local minor league team has pi -
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Blog postOkay, I decided to share something I posted on Facebook because, well, the teaming millions have to know. Even those who lived through the event will remember what I am sharing.
The one thing missing in all the fiftieth anniversary of the moon landing broadcasts is the ever-present TANG commercial. As part of the news coverage of every space flight I can remember, there were always TANG commercials. Always. They probably lined up these slots years in advance … I’m su -
Blog postIf we were having coffee today I’d be pretty vocal about recognizing the fiftieth anniversary of the first lunar landing. I have privately noted the date every year since then. It is hard to believe it has been fifty years because I remember the events of Apollo 11 quite vividly.
In fact, I have followed the space program closely since the first flight of Alan Shepherd. My fourth-grade teacher, Miss McGrath, dated some guy who worked for NASA (I grew up in Houston so -
Blog postMy daughter started a new job in a new career yesterday. We were close to her new office after a doctor’s appointment so we offered to meet her and treat her to a celebratory dinner. My wife rode with her on the way back and they were following me on our way home, about 25 miles to the west.
A few miles down busy Interstate 85 I saw something in the road. I had a lot of glare on my dirty windshield, not an ideal situation in the late afternoon driving west, but I soon focused on -
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Blog postIf we were having coffee today we’d probably catch up on our respective Fourth of July festivities. I generally remain pretty sedate about such celebrating, maybe a little cooking out, along with some intensive movie watching. It’s almost too hot to do anything else. We went to a small cookout at a family member’s place and, on the way home, we managed to catch sight of a few of the local town’s fireworks. Once I got home, I was amazed that quite a few neighbors were s
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Blog postIf we were having coffee today I’d be in a good mood.
“Why?” you might ask.
I’d tell you that I finally finished all the identified corrections on my latest manuscript.
Getting a book published is a process and you need to know you can’t skip any component parts of that process. Well, to be more correct, you shouldn’t skip any of the steps. If you’re lucky enough to get your manuscript accepted by a publisher and are offered a contract, the publisher proceeds t -
Blog postIf we were having coffee today I would be happy if the waitress brought us our drinks. I don’t much like to see the backside of anyplace I eat or drink. Out of sight out of mind, I guess.
I was just talking to somebody about restaurant practices. We all hear horror stories. I’ve had quite a number of jobs and second and third jobs. I was a maintenance man in the student center in college and saw the food service areas up close. That was before I realized what t -
Blog postThe third book in my Traces of Treasure series is coming out this October and I’m looking for new reviewers of this book and the other books in the series.
Why would anyone be interested in these books?
The answer is: I seriously don’t know.
I just write them and hope people find them entertaining.
But what I do know is this: the people who’ve read the first two books in the series really like them. But hey, not enough people have read them yet. I also know
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