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For sake of completeness, this is a continuation of yesterday’s blog whose topic was — undertaker. During the undertaker discussion, another “funeral” term came up — wake. No one was really sure where the term came from. Here’s what my … Continue reading →

We had some behind-the-scenes tasks to accomplish prior to a funeral at our church this week. While we were working someone mentioned the word/term undertaker. When I was growing up in Maysville, Oklahoma, the town had one funeral home, and … Continue reading →

It’s been a little busy around here couple of weeks and one noteworthy event got by me without me mentioning it here. Our number one grandson had a birthday!!Locke is now five years old. We hope to get to see … Continue reading →

I read something a bit disturbing the other day. Someone did the research and determined that Double Stuf Oreos are only 1.86 times as “stuf’ed” as classic Oreos. I think this is coming from the top. From the President right … Continue reading →

Almost 50 years ago when Claire and I decided to get married, we made a trip to Cleveland so I could meet the family. We weren’t aware of it at the time, but the family had planned a surprise party … Continue reading →

Kelly and Chris and Emily live in Leesburg — or at least they did until today. In honor of the Nationals World Series victory, Leesburg officially changed the name of the town to Natsburg — through Sunday. I thought that … Continue reading →

We went out to dinner with a group of friends the other evening. I’m not sure how the subject even came up, but city chicken was mentioned. There were ten people at the table and only two had ever even … Continue reading →

Well, today is not April Fool’s Day… you may think that when I tell you that the Nationals just won the World Series. I’ll repeat that just so you don’t miss it — The Nationals won the World Series!!! It’s … Continue reading →

A while back during one of our discussions of all things important, it was mentioned that men have one less rib than women. Interestingly, just about everyone agreed that was true. A couple of us disagreed, but not much came … Continue reading →

A few days ago I ran across a quote from President Eisenhower when he was President…. “We the people, elect leaders not to rule but to serve” I wonder how many people in Washington today believe that? — 30 — … Continue reading →