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Leaving a Legacy for Our Children’s, Children’s, Children
My passion is driven by the memories, stories of shared experiences, infused with the love of family. My desire is to use my God given talent to leave a mark that will hopefully last beyond our years. Having my children, grandchildren, family, friends, and others exposed in supporting my work through word of mouth, social… Continue reading
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World Series, Football, Halloween, Fall Colors, Thanksgiving 6/9/25
If you hadn’t guessed by now Fall. Autumn for me is always a time of change and a chance at new opportunities and possibilities. Losing the heat of Summer, like the changing tides to the cooler, crisp, more colorful Fall days. Baseball, Beach Umbrellas, waves, shorts and tees, and swimwear; give way to Football, rain… Continue reading
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Firm Bed, Stove, Public Hot/Cold Water & Electricity? You Got to Be Kidding 1/8/25
Now, if we’re talking living off the grid, I would definitely need a high-powered semi-automatic rifle with plenty of ammo, an endless supply of matches, a military hammer axe with shovel, Rambo knife, you know the one with all the cool things in the handle (compass, fishing line, sharpening tool). This question is very vague.… Continue reading
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“All Work and No Play Makes Dan a Dull Boy…So Stay thirsty My friends” 6/7/25
Tweaking a line from Steven King, with a twist of Dos Equis, pretty much covers it pretty well. Suppose it is a fun catchline or phrase about enjoying life’s pleasures, simple or not. In that case, you can pretty much count me in, as long as it doesn’t involve me jumping out of a perfectly… Continue reading
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Attitudes Are Contagious Is Yours Worth Catching? 6/5/25
It is an old cliche, but faith in GOD is foremost and the most important ingredient if one is to be successful at anything. You must be able to live under the guidance of treating others as you would be treated, and the ten commandments as the guideline to all civilized nations. If you live… Continue reading
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My High School Sweetheart…Still After 49+ Years
6/4/25 Like most husbands, My wife, lover, Mother, Grandmother, best friend, and confidant. Why might you ask? When I first met my wife in the summer of ’72, she was seeing a mutual friend. We were both 16 and sophomores in high school, preparing to enter our junior year of High School. She was, and… Continue reading
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Well, In my Imagination…I’m Senior Zorro
As a kid, I always thought the actor who portrayed Zorro had a pretty cool stage name: Guy Williams. Although his real name was Armando Joseph Catalano, I will always remember him as Don Diego de la Vega. However, in the 1998 a remake, The Legend of Zorro, which starred Anthony Hopkins, and Antonio Banderas,… Continue reading
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Don’t Care It’s Dark, Milk, or even White Bring It On 6/3/25
I love almost every type of chocolate bar or chocolate-covered confection from Hershey’s, whether it’s milk chocolate, dark chocolate, or those with almonds or caramel eat them all with a Kiss! However, countless companies produce a wide variety of chocolate treats that I would gladly accept. To name a few: Wilbur Buds, Mars bars, Milky… Continue reading
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Picking A Favorite Book is like Eating One Potato Chip…Just Can’t Be Done! What Genre? 6/2/25
This question brings to mind my first experience with reading at Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School in Southwestern Philadelphia, where I attended from kindergarten through 7th grade before moving to the suburbs. At that time, it was the largest Catholic elementary school in the United States, with around 3,700 students enrolled in the early to… Continue reading
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Life, Passions in Literary Portrayal of Civilization 6/1/25
The Bible is undoubtedly the most important book ever written for humanity, as it is regarded as the word of God. It teaches us how to live our lives in a civilized manner through the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule. Additionally, it outlines the consequences of failing to follow these principles. For those who… Continue reading
