Yesterday I made a reminder to write a post about fall in Ohio. As I began to gather my thoughts I looked back and see I already wrote a post about this at the same time last year. It is now 5:09 AM and since I’ve already written about what I wanted to write about…… Continue reading Journal entry – The fall season and elementary school
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Journal Entry – The end of summer
It is 6:28 AM and the household will awake soon; my morning “me time” has been cut short with the end of summer and the start of school. *side note: “Walking in The Air” has just come on my internet radio as if to add a punctuation mark to the theme and to aid me…… Continue reading Journal Entry – The end of summer
Journal Entry – 5.18.2016
Taking a peek at Facebook my old college friend Taesen posted a few pictures recently and seeing her reminded me of Spanish class at Ohio State University. This was the class right before Spanish 401. Spanish 401 was a course I’ll never forget as it was an extremely difficult grammar class and designed to weed…… Continue reading Journal Entry – 5.18.2016
Memories of Raymond Memorial and Wilson Road Golf Courses
It is 6:31 AM. I just opened the door and for the first time in a while heard the Robin’s singing their morning songs and memories of my job at Raymond Memorial and Wilson Road Golf Courses – where I did maintenance – came flooding back to me. This happens every time I heard them…… Continue reading Memories of Raymond Memorial and Wilson Road Golf Courses
Memories of my Grandparent’s house
I only remember visiting my Grandparent’s house four or five times when I was a kid. It was located in a dying coal mining town known as Bellaire next to the Ohio river, right next to West Virginia. Pulling up to the house the first thing I always noticed was how the sidewalk in front…… Continue reading Memories of my Grandparent’s house
Wilson Road golf course
Good morning
Remembering the past
It is late Sunday evening and has been another busy day playing with my boys. My youngest, who is almost one year old, will only take his naps in the carrier and the wearer must be moving or he’ll wake up. His naps can last an hour or more which means a lot of walking…… Continue reading Remembering the past