Stories

A Dear Reader

By pwsadmin / December 30, 2021 / Comments Off on A Dear Reader

I was introduced to the sweet elderly lady by my Aunt and Uncle. She was A Preacher’s wife.When I say she was sweet, I mean as sweet as momma’s Sweet Tea. I was told that she didn’t get out of the house much, and she loved reading—We became friends on Facebook. Every story I posted,…

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Dentist – That’s Gotta Come Out

By pwsadmin / December 29, 2021 / Comments Off on Dentist – That’s Gotta Come Out

—The Dentist 1998— I can still hear my dentist saying it. “Gold will last until you’re around fifty years old. The other won’t last that long.” I was in my twenties and getting my first crown. I was officially an adult…I chose Gold. “Mom, guess what? I got a gold tooth. Yeah. For real. …I’m…

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Christmas 2021

By pwsadmin / December 24, 2021 / Comments Off on Christmas 2021

—Christmas 2021— Christmas for a single fella’ who has no children and is Disabled is a bit different. When I was a kid, I got Corrective Shoes and Diapers for Christmas.I really shouldn’t leave that sentence like that. I got other things as well.One year, I got a US Army outfit complete with the military…

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Walking With Spina Bifida

Merry Christmas – 2021

By pwsadmin / December 17, 2021 / Comments Off on Merry Christmas – 2021

—Merry Christmas— Merry Christmas.—I hate Using Exclamation Points. My Momma, who has lost a Son, Grandson, Daughter In Law, Mother, and Father, says that this is going to be the best Christmas since 2009. That’s right.— since 2009. She said our Thanksgiving was the best Thanksgiving in many years too. Growing up, Christmas Day was…

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Thomas Christmas Party 2021

By pwsadmin / December 13, 2021 / Comments Off on Thomas Christmas Party 2021

—Family Christmas Party 1— I went to my first Christmas Party today. The “Thomas Christmas Party” is one that I look forward to each year. I took my late brothers’ two daughters with me. (They live with Momma and Papa as well as me. So they’re more like sisters to me instead of being my…

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The Long Night

By pwsadmin / December 11, 2021 / Comments Off on The Long Night

—The Long Night— When I was younger, around ten years old or so, it was pretty common for a boy to stay home by himself. You do it today, and Child Services will get involved. Times were different then, though. I remember one night that my dad got called into work. He worked for the…

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Moments Past

By pwsadmin / December 4, 2021 / Comments Off on Moments Past

—Moments Past— May 28th, 2005 We stood in a circle creating a Prayer Chain around Nana’s bed.Each of us held hands. Pawpaw had just finished saying the most beautiful Prayer I’d ever heard him say. I didn’t know he had those words inside of him. “Lord, I commit Nana’s Spirit into your hands,” and that…

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Walking With Spina Bifida

Iron Bowl Post Game Post

By pwsadmin / November 28, 2021 / Comments Off on Iron Bowl Post Game Post

—Iron Bowl 2021— “Woo-Hoo! We’re in overtime,” I shout as I head into the living room.We’re watching the Iron Bowl, and Alabama just tied the game up. Mom comes into the living room and sits down.“I was on the phone with ‘Rhonda,’ and she said, ‘Oh my gosh, Alabama just tied it up!’ So, I…

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Walking With Spina Bifida

Iron Bowl

By pwsadmin / November 27, 2021 / Comments Off on Iron Bowl

—Alabama Or Auburn— Being born in the South, there are certain “rules” that you are expected to adhere to:– For one thing, tea is drank sweetened.– There are several ways to give directions.“Go past the Apple Tree and take a left” is acceptable.– When driving, you are expected to wave at passing cars by lifting…

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Berts Story

By pwsadmin / November 20, 2021 / Comments Off on Berts Story

—Berts Story— His name is “Bert.”He’s Ex-Military—Navy—’76 to ’84.He told me that he had recently gotten out of the hospital. He had a blood clot in his lung, and they had to perform surgery to fix it.He stands at 6 feet tall and weighs 150 pounds—an older man in his ’60s.I met Bert at the…

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