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Remembering A Lowcountry Voice Now Silent.
As I write this..it is the day before Thanksgiving and I am remembering a former colleague of mine. Dan Moon is gone. You most likely don’t know..nor have ever known him personally. He was a radio talk show host at AM1250 WTMA in Charleston, SC when I started working there in the early 1990’s. It Read more
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Gimme a ‘Break’ at the Olympics!
Remember a little while back when there was serious discussion about adding a new “event” to the Olympic Games: Ballroom dancing? It was never ultimately included as part of the Olympic programme. If it were..I think it might be a safe bet that the good ol’ USA may have a hard time reaching the top Read more
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Car Shopping 2.0
Have you ever needed a snack and a trusty vending machine satisfies that hunger? Well how about if you need a car? Enter Carvana! Where buying a used car is just like buying a bag of ‘Cheez Doodles’. If you haven’t seen this in action..take a look at this. It’s a novel approach for used Read more
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The Ups and Downs of Parking
Parking used to be so simple. Find a spot on the street and put your parallel parking prowess into practice. Moving up to the northeast changed that entirely. Parking is a different animal up here..and follows what we’ve come to know as the ‘building principle’ in these parts: it’s not outward..but UPWARD. The above picture Read more
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The Healing Power of Forgiveness
Originally posted on The KReative Corner: This is a personal story of how a childhood wound was mended by the power of forgiveness. My Daddy left my brother and me at 12 and 7 when the marriage to our mother fell apart. A Father-Daughter relationship is the first modeled male/female relationship. A father’s absence in… Read more
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Saying Goodbye
I accompanied my wife Karen to Detroit recently to memorialize the man without whom it would not be possible for her to be in my life. I never met Andrew Henderson. However…the stories I heard from family and friends closest to him gave me a glimpse into the man he was..and the life he lived. Read more
