Tag: poem

• Sunday With Longfellow

  Goodness not quite a month ago was Thanksgiving Day. Though it does feel like a long month ago. On that very night on Great American Family the true story of Longfellow’s poem was debuted. Simply called “I Heard The Bells.” This moving film was broadcast with no commercials. This was also the day my parents…

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  December 23, 2024

  American Heritage, Bible Reflections

  accompaniment, boundaries, butterflies, Christ, Christmas, church, Civil War, despair, experiences, faith, Family, God, grandma, Hymnal Song, I Heard The Bells, Longfellow, loss, peace, performances, poem, poetry, recorded, solo, Sunday morning, Thanksgiving Day, yesterday

• The Inevitable

  Typing is a little bit hard for me this evening. The good thing is my left wrist is not as bad off as my right hand was when the doc opened my wrist and arm up the first time. I am grateful I have as accomplished a doctor as Dr. Peck for the past 4…

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  October 3, 2024

  Spontaneity At It’s Best

  anomaly, blueprint, bone on bone, chromosomes, conversation, doctor’s office, God, health, hospital parking lot, inevitable, Janary, life, new office, no cure, paperwork, poem, poetry, slight excision, steroid shot, surgery, swelling, ulna bone, x-ray

• A Photo Album

  Over a month ago one of my Aunts asked me if I would make a picture album for Grandma. She said she was trying to do it herself and then… she got to thinking. She knew I had some quote, “fancy tools” to work with. I am certain she would have made something very well…

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  May 6, 2024

  American Heritage, Modern American History, Spontaneity At It’s Best

  1965, allergies, emotions, Family, grandma, Grandpa, handwriting, images, love, mother, photo albums, photography, photos, poem, priceless, property, scenes, technology

• Allergies… & Laryngitis

  The last few days have been long, quite frankly. Some of this was brought on by simply moving the kitchen out of the kitchen and having to do some cleaning in the process. If there are dust balls I get in trouble within a couple of hours. Last week I even mentioned that working and…

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  April 29, 2024

  Family, God’s Timing, Spontaneity At It’s Best

  allergies, cleaning, crates, dust balls, exhaustion, Family, health, kitchen, laryngitis, poem, poetry, sneezing, sore throats, totes, voice, workout, writing