Earlier this week, I lost my mother. She was 80 at the time of her death. Her funeral is today followed by a burial next to her husband. Her obituary is below: https://www.thomasfuneralhomecalhoun.com/obituaries/linda-fletcher If you could please make a donation of any kind to Thanks again for reading and subscribing.
Category Archives: This Week In God
Peace And Love For The People In New Orleans And Their Families
Things have been crazy but I would like to express my sympathies and condolences to the people of New Orleans and their families during this difficult. It’s a horrible start to the New Year. Believe me, I know. I’m not a religious person but please keep them in your thoughts. Peace and love be withContinue reading “Peace And Love For The People In New Orleans And Their Families”
A Death In The Family
Please be patient with me for a while. My mother passed away earlier this week, so I haven’t been able to focus much on this blog. My mother was 80 years old. Some would say it’s not a good start to the new year, but my mother had some severe health problems the last 20Continue reading “A Death In The Family”
Rest In Power, Jimmy!
I’ve talked a lot of my time in Americus, Ga. and how I worked at the Americus Times-Recorder which was nearby Plains, Ga., where former President James E. Carter Jr., otherwise known just as Jimmy, was born 100 years ago and passed away on Sunday, Dec. 29. He may not have been considered one ofContinue reading “Rest In Power, Jimmy!”
‘Best Christmas Pageant Ever’ Dated But Overall Moral Is Timeless
Barbara Robinson was in her mid-40s when she published The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. And it’s the type of novel someone middle-aged in the early 1970s would write. It’s very dated by today’s standards as the narrator Elizabeth “Beth” Bradley is recalling the story as it happened when she was younger. But stories about menContinue reading “‘Best Christmas Pageant Ever’ Dated But Overall Moral Is Timeless”
Please Help If You Can
Losing a loved one at Christmastime can be hard, especially if it’s a young man with his whole future cut short by a senseless act of violence. I know with the holidays, times can be tough. But if you can help this Oklahoma family who is spending the holidays gathering together for a funeral insteadContinue reading “Please Help If You Can”
Happy Kwanzaa!
I want to wish everyone who celebrates a Happy Kwanzaa which lasts from today until Wednesday, Jan. 1. The celebration was inspired by the harvest festivals in Africa with the lighting of seven candles each day. One candle is black while another three are green and the other three are red. Thank you once againContinue reading “Happy Kwanzaa!”
Please Help If You Can
I know the holidays can put a strain on your finances. But being sick can be worse. As someone whose family is undergoing chemo at this time, I always want to help others. I follow Cydney on social media and everyone needs help. So, if you can, please donate as she goes through this difficultContinue reading “Please Help If You Can”
Happy Hanukkah!
I want to wish each and everyone who celebrates a very Happy Hanukkah! As it seems anti-Semitic views have escalated in recent years, it’s a religion/faith that has been around for about 4,000 years and practiced by millions all over the world. Maybe we can learn a lesson this Christmas as the first night fallsContinue reading “Happy Hanukkah!”
Merry Christmas Everyone!
I want to wish each and everyone of you a very Merry Christmas! Thanks for reading, subscribing and sharing the posts. I hope you all have a great day!