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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Piggly Wiggly Flu
In Winona, Mississippi in the 80s we didn’t talk about our epidemics or pandemics. If there was an outbreak of some heinous disease we just didn’t speak about it. Doctors and hospitals covered it up or just ignored the danger … Continue reading
One Regret
I have lived a good life up unto this point. I have surpassed my life long goals as a child. I have my pilot’s license and I graduated from college. Yes, I am not rich or famous, I haven’t been … Continue reading
The Farm
On Friday morning I woke up shouting “We’re going to the FARM!” This did not make the husband or dog very happy. But I was so excited to be on my way to Carroll County, Mississippi. Going to the farm … Continue reading
Ode to the Raptor
Oh, how I love thee, let me count the ways… The Raptor is our camp van. It is a 1997 Ford Aerostar mini-van. It was originally Aviation Challenge California’s van before making the trek to Huntsville, Alabama. There are many … Continue reading
Khaki & Blue Memories
Recently the Space Camp managers have moved from white shirt to light blue shirts. Being a red head, I couldn’t be happier about the change! But now that I wear a blue oxford shirt with khakis I am reminded of … Continue reading
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