By Jennifer Dempsey
As another John Paulding Days ends, the negative comments are once again flying. It’s impossible to get on social media without seeing people complain about the weekend’s festivities.
By Nancy Whitaker
I still get a good feeling when I see the fireflies coming out in June. As kids, we liked catching them and putting them in jars with holes poked in the lids.
“I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry.” “It’s Crying Time Again.” “Cry Me a River.” “Crying My Heart Out Over You.” “Crying.” “Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain.” These are all songs about crying. They are sad songs, lonely songs and heartbroken songs.
As women, we tend to be extra critical of ourselves and other women. We spend so much time making sure our hair looks great, our make-up is spot on and working our butts off to get those killer six pack abs and booty.
One of my favorite holidays is the 4th of July. This is a time we celebrate the freedom of our country. Today, our celebration is filled with picnics, cookouts, fireworks, swimming and the day off for a lot of people.
Changes occur every day in all of our lives. I am one that doesn’t adapt well to change. I guess I like to more or less keep my same life style with meals and bedtime at regular times.
I think one thing everyone can agree on is that life is short. We never know when our time on Earth will be up, so it’s important to live each day to the fullest.
I am a very nostalgic person. Certain sights or smells can send me back in time to a wonderful memory.
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