Category Archives: Blogroll

Years ago an Alabama grandmother gave the new bride the following recipe: this is an exact copy as written and found in an old scrapbook – with spelling errors and all. WARSHING CLOTHES Build fire in backyard to heat kettle … Continue reading →

Over the past several weeks a number of “You might be from _______ if you…” have taken over Facebook. I read a few posts, and did not wish to join. However, Sam Fisher added me. I guess I should thank … Continue reading →

The Clydesdales will be here!!!!! Join us at Carillon Park as we celebrate the Grand Opening of the Heritage Center of Dayton Manufacturing and Entrepreneurship on August 20, 2011. Carousel of Dayton Innovation Deeds Barn NCR Cash Registers Animatronic Theater … Continue reading →

A blonde & her husband are lying in bed listening to the next door neighbor’s dog. It has been in the backyard barking for hours & hours. The blonde jumps up out of bed and says, “I’ve had enough of … Continue reading →

Mother sent this to me after a post reflecting on life as we knew it… some very interesting points. Most of these things, I remember… In the line at the store, the cashier told an older woman that she should … Continue reading →

INDIE-ROCK MUSICAL TO PREMIERE AT COURTHOUSE SQUARE DAYTON, OH- Encore Theater Co. will present the premiere performance of the daring new indie-rock musical THE CONSEQUENCES at 10:00 pm on Thursday, August 4th and Saturday, August 6th. The performances will take … Continue reading →

Last night I posted a photo of a sweatshirt with a message I found to be quite thought provoking for my self. In no way was it intended to be a shield or banner proclaiming my views. However, the post … Continue reading →

This morning I attached my self to a post that described how our children are different than they were in past years. One mother compared a moment of John Boy Walton to her own son. I was so glad she … Continue reading →

Composers for New Musicals Needed Immediately Chameleon Theatre Co., Ltd., a New York City-based 501(c)3 non-profit, is seeking composers for several new ON SPEC projects: “Jack London’s Martin Eden,” originally presented in a non-musical version at Lincoln Center’s Bruno Walter … Continue reading →

Hey Netflix, I know how you can improve your service! Go back to the old plan where we had instant view and 1 or 2 movies sent to our homes! I am not all that keen on helping you out … Continue reading →

Wow! Are you kidding me, Netflix??? Your Account | Queue | Help Dear Darin, We are separating unlimited DVDs by mail and unlimited streaming into two separate plans to better reflect the costs of each. Now our members have a … Continue reading →

Sorry for all those hoping to find something here on Casey Anthony… but this is from Dayton History. If any of my friends want to go, please let me know! This sounds like an absolute hoot! PS. Do people still … Continue reading →

As many of my blog readers, and 4500+ friends on Facebook have read, I cannot receive Sprint service in my own home. Many of my incoming and outgoing texts are not sent or received until I leave my property. Since … Continue reading →

I have a question…. Nagasaki 1945, after the atomic bomb Nagasaki2011, following earthquake and tsunami What the heck is that arch made of????

There is such a majesty, inspiration, humor, and affection in these photos. Take a few minutes to enjoy them! UnusualPictures1.pps

“Top Ten Perks Of Being The Leader of Al Qaeda” 10. Always feel wanted 9. Get royalties every time the phrase “Death to America” is used 8. Free wake up calls from Navy Seals 7. Your wardrobe and curtains are … Continue reading →

Rail Festival at Carillon Park Presented by the James F. Dicke Family Saturday, June 25th · 9:30 am – 5:00 pm Sunday, June 26th · 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm Dayton History and Carillon Park Rail and Steam Society are … Continue reading →

26 years ago today, my brother, Destin, and I were adopted by our step-father. Biologically, Destin is 36, and I am 46; however, legally, we are both 26 years old. A good friend, and one of The Miami Valley’s most … Continue reading →

Concerts and FREE family film festival…. The Greene Town Center Weekly Email for June 15, 2011

Daniel Ellsberg’s website Dear Ellsberg.Net List Members, Forty years ago today, on June 13, 1971, the New York Times began publishing the Pentagon Papers, provided to the Times by Daniel Ellsberg. Daniel had a very long day of media interviews … Continue reading →

This sounds so simple, yet, applying it always seems so difficult – especially to hold off the negative thought patterns in order to rely on the positive thought patterns… The Secret Scrolls

“Top Ten Things Overheard During Sarah Palin’s Bus Tour” 10. “Say, does this make me a Roads Scholar?” 9. “Make sure to drive slow enough so the reporters can catch up” 8. “99 hides of bear on the wall, 98 … Continue reading →

I always seem to like what Joel Osteen has to say. He reminds me of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, and my all time favorite, Dr. Robert Schuller. TODAY’S WORD from Joel and Victoria So many people today get down and … Continue reading →