I have always been taught that when you meet someone you should smile and be cordial. Doing this shows what is in your heart and in most instances, will receive a kind word and acknowledgement in return.
“Sitten up early thinking bout
What’s up?
Sometimes you just write
Man this journey is a big one
Your will be done
That’s what’s up, Father your Will be done.” Max Rose, Memphis Tennessee college student and writer, life cut short.
Dr. Black and I are becoming our parents.
This past Sunday families gathered for church, Easter egg hunts and some even exchanged presents.
Some children received truckloads of chocolate, while others received baby chicks. As of Monday, those places that had these for sale as Easter gifts now offer them even cheaper.
“There’s a wonderful sense of graciousness and kindness in the South that you don't have anywhere else. Plus, we have a terrible time trying to find good pork barbecue in New York.” Memphis native Kenneth Jackson, chair of the history department at Columbia University.
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In the Delta, we have a diverse compilation of plant materials in the landscapes.
Early spring bloomers are starting to add their colors to accent our homes and roadsides.
With all the beauty that these plants bring, they also bring the dreaded seasonal allergies.
Not too long ago I attended the funeral of a 97 year old widow lady. This lovely and wise lady was one of my wife’s cousins. Even though we didn’t see her very often, mainly at family reunions and funerals of other relatives, I really admired her wisdom and understanding of others.
Annual Family and Friends Day
You’re invited to Friday Nights Full of Fire at the Living Word Church, #9 Crouch Road, Moorhead at 7 p.m. tomorrow. The guest speaker will be Apostle Mildred Burks from Touching All Generations Ministry of Itta Bena, Pastor Reed of Greenville, Warriors of Praiesm and Kingdom Praisers.
“First deserve, then desire.” Tessa Kiros, Italian cookbook author.
What is worse than multiple days of rain in a row?
To some it is a beautiful sunny day where the temperatures reach the mid-70s and water is standing in the streets, flower beds and lawns.
Even with all this disappointment there is hope that spring is right around the corner.
All of us go through life making choices whether we want to or not. God gave us the right to decide on what we do and when we do it. Many times these choices are going to affect us whether it has been in the past, in the future, or at this moment.
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