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Category Archives: family
Christmas: 1400 Hours
Okay! The holiday season has kicked off in the good old U. S. of A. Thanksgiving Day is in the rearview mirror, and Christmas is on the horizon. Not to be outdone, New Year’s Day will be firing up after … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, family, Family Vaules, Holidays, Law Enforcement, Police, Uncategorized
Tagged @jacksonseric, domestic violnece, family disputes, grieving, holiday grief, tragic holidays
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A Reason to Give Thanks
Anyone following this blog regularly may be surprised by this post. Last week Wish Carefully introduced a series titled The Saga of Rosy and June. I planned to launch it today. However, the saga is a bit dark in some … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, family, Family Vaules, Uncategorized
Tagged @jacksonseric, being grateful, being thankful, blessings, Thanksgiving
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Under the Sun
It seems almost everyone I know sees disaster just over the horizon. From those who believe or hope the Second Coming is just around the corner to those who worry Armageddon is creeping up on us as we sleep. Others … Continue reading
Posted in Civility, Daily Life, family, Family Vaules, Morality, Uncategorized
Tagged @jacksonseric, Armageddon, crime, Ecclesiastes, Holy Bible
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A Question of Grooming?
Grooming. For most people, grooming is what one does to prepare a horse or dog for a show or competition. Or, it’s the way someone dresses and fixes their hair. In fact, until the 1980s, the terms groom and grooming … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, family, Family Vaules, Morality, Uncategorized
Tagged @jacksonseric, incest, pedophiles, seduction, single mothers, teachers
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Snoop Kitty and His Fiefdom
I introduced Snoop Kitty, though not by name, in Standoff on the Cul-de-Sac. In Standoff, Snoop stared down a young fox whose family was living in the creek near our street. Since then, I’ve toyed with writing more about Snoop … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, family, Humor, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged @jacksonseric, cats, neighborhood pets, neighbors, pets, society
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The Inconvenience of Convenience
Okay, it’s not a rant, exactly. It’s more like letting off some steam to keep my blood pressure within limits set by the NP at the cardiologist’s office. Anyhoo, given the day we had yesterday, the decision for dinner was … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, family, Humor, Writing
Tagged @jacksonseric, Food Delivery, ranting, Takeout
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Lost Dogs and Tall tales
We watched the movie Dog the other night. If you haven’t seen it, you should, especially if you are a dog or pet lover. It chronicles the trials and tribulations of two disabled veterans. One was human and the other … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, family, Old Fort Worth, Uncategorized
Tagged four legged friends, German Shepherd, Groucho, mutts, pets
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Road Trip Flashback
The story you are about to read took place at The Point, a restaurant on Bomber Road, just west of Lockheed Martin. If you are not familiar with The Point on Lake Worth, let me introduce you to one of … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, family, Family Vaules, Food, Old Fort Worth, Travel
Tagged Catfish, family fun, Food, Lake Worth, old cars, road trips
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Snow, Sleet, and Neighbors
Texas is a special place in many ways. It has miles and miles of miles and miles. It has a storied history that many love, while others think it is an example of Texas narcissism. And, like the rest of … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, family, Family Vaules
Tagged community, helping others, neighbors, winter storms
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An Uninvited Guest
In Going Home Again, I talked about my childhood and the nomadic lives my family led for many years. We lived in fourteen different houses or apartments by the time I finished high school. Each was memorable, but the one that … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, family, Humor, Journalism, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Bloganuary, ghosts, going home again, haunted house, memories
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