A few months back, Dick and Sandy Mitchner of Haywood County, NC sent me some cool pictures of snow in their neighborhood and I thought with the hot weather of summer burning our necks, theseWhy Write Your Life Stories?
In my classes I meet women and men whose life stories are rich and deep with significance and insight. My students earned their wisdom through parenting, working in various careers, dealing with ups and downs of health issues, life and death, good and bad relationships, fighting wars, accepting honors, accepting defeats, saying goodby, saying hello, wanting to die, afraid to die, afraid to live, wanting to live, traveling, staying put, running away, staying another day, looking ahead, looking back, facing challenges, overcoming and remembering.
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
If it is too hot for you, take a look at some cool pictures
A few months back, Dick and Sandy Mitchner of Haywood County, NC sent me some cool pictures of snow in their neighborhood and I thought with the hot weather of summer burning our necks, these
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From Jayne Jaudon Ferrer, poet, author, speaker
"Life is going to pass whether you're making the most of it or not. We can spend our time on earth frustrated and miserable and disappointed, or we can milk it for all it's worth.
Your Two Cents Worth
Descendants of John Cecil Council at family reunion
1956 - '57 maybe. This is at home of Lawrence and Jo Council in Wakulla County FL. Many of my aunts and uncles written about in Profiles and Pedigrees are in this photo. I also see my father and my siblings. That's me in the dark dress right behind the little boy on the front row.








1 comments:
I've just come for a visit. My first. The quote of the day is such perfect food for writing ... and at this point in living there's far less dictation because no one else quite gets the journey.
Thanks for the icy photos, they're even better than ice cubes on my head. I'll be back.
Mokihana
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