Insurance Rip Off
I always thought the insurance companies existed to protect the customers interests. Here’s a case where they put their interests above the customers and ripped us off. Continue reading
Category Archives: Family
Palo Duro Canyon
Palo Duro Canyon
Occasionally, the Mickey Mouse Gang planned and scheduled a reunion to refresh our wonderful friendships and have a little fun. This story briefly describes the reunion at Amarillo, Texas and Palo Duro Canyon Continue reading
More Loving Daughters
More Loving Daughters
Gifts from the heart tend to stay with you a lot longer than something purchased at the store. Here are a couple of gifts I received from my daughters that I will keep always. Continue reading
The Well Kept Secret
The Well Kept Secret
After my Mom passed away, I found out she had kept a secret from her children virtually all of our lives. When I found out what the secret was, I could not understand why she worked so hard to keep that secret. Continue reading
A Father’s Legacy
A Father’s Legacy
In 2004, my daughters gave me a book called “A Father’s Legacy”. Inside the book there was a preprepared question at the top of each page to be answered by the recipient of the book. I took the time to write in my answers to the all the questions. I recently found the book and read it. Some of the answers may be of interest to others. I would like share some of the questions and my responses herein. You seniors out there need to leave a piece of yourself for others to enjoy after you’re gone. Continue reading
Carotid
Carotid
I know what it feels like to be completely blind in one eye for a period of time. We should all thank the good Lord for our vision. When it’s gone, there’s just blackness. Here’s the story as it happened to me. Continue reading
Loving Daughters
Loving Daughters
Today, I was searching for something I wanted to include in one of my blogs and my wife Pam got into her secret hiding place. She ran across some things our daughters had written a few years ago. Pam was crying before she got the first item read. I figured if it has that much impact on her that perhaps others may like to read it too. Providing my daughters will approve, the story follows.
The Fall
The Fall
Sometimes a simple thing like flipping a light switch on can save you a lot of misery and expense. As we grow older, we tend to think we can still do the things we could always do. This is simply not the case. So all you seniors out there be safe. Here’s my story today.
MaMo and PoPo’s Pride
MaMo and PoPo’s Pride
Like most older people, I love my grandchildren dearly. Occasionally l like to catch some of their character traits in writing. This is a poem I wrote a couple of years ago describing them at that time. Of course they have changed considerably since that time, but I captured my thoughts at the time. Write down some of your thoughts as you get older. It’s fun to go back and read them later. Continue reading
The Belt
The Belt
Sometimes we tend to get a bit defensive when our intelligence is questioned and do and say some things we regret later. Remember even old dogs can occasionally learn new tricks. Here’s the story. Continue reading