My old grandpa would always say:
Growing up, my two grandfathers never uttered sage words of wisdom for me to follow because the one died before I was born, and the other died before I even knew what “sage words of wisdom” even meant.
Growing up, my two grandfathers never uttered sage words of wisdom for me to follow because the one died before I was born, and the other died before I even knew what “sage words of wisdom” even meant.
Football season is upon us, and there will be times that fans may disagree with a call, play, or even a player. Below is a poem, author and title unknown, that says perfectly what every fan should hear before taking the stands for a high school or junior high football game.
Do you feel like you are carrying around a ton of bricks on your shoulders? Have you ever lost your job? Maybe it just happened. Is one of your children going through drug addiction? Maybe it’s you with the addiction. How about your health or a family members health? Considering these burdens, a ton of bricks may seem lighter.
There is a song that came out in 1991 by Country music star Garth Brooks. The song, entitled The River, equates life to a flowing river, ever changing and always moving.
At the Rocky Mound church in April 1894, Rev. Tom Gary and Rev. Ben Peppers apparently disagreed on some deep subject, for the Gazette states that they “are accused of waging an ungodly warfare with deadly weapons.”
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