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A good day off.Sending goodness to you all.   All of you good people. Who are doing your good things.  “The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.” — Oscar Wilde

Hello Neighbor. It is good to say hello to our neighbors. I mean this figuratively, in a way. You see, we are all neighbors. We share this big avenue called Earth. All the comings and goings. We are all in this together. So we should probably say “hello” to those we meet from time to

Here are two thoughts on today’s topic.First. Some people face terrible adversity in their lives. And somehow, they manage to rise above it.And secondly. I loved The Ghost and Mr. Chicken. I was also crazy about The Incredible Mr. Limpet. I haven’t seen either since I was a kid. Which brings me to Don Knotts.

Clothes and More By Linda Stowe Every now and then I find myself thinking about clothes I once owned, as if they were old friends I used to meet for lunch. These days I have seven dresses, all navy blue. My cardigans supply the only variation of color to my daily outfit. Comfort and convenience

We know ourselves. The kind of soup we like the most. The things we are afraid of. Really afraid of. Our favorite movie ever. We just know. Your knowing. Your inner voice. You knowing you. There is an old saying that goes: “You don’t know someone until you’ve walked in their shoes.” It is so

Whew. I like to sleep, I’ll tell you. Most of the time, I get around five hours on any given day. It is not enough, I know. But I’m not sure when I can fit more sleep into my schedule. Oftentimes, it seems like fall and winter are the best times for sleep. At least

Editor’s Note: This is one of Linda’s Wordle Word entries. It was written some time ago. I’m just posting it now. All the Crime By Linda Stowe This week I read a story from Axios about the drop in crime rates. Crime has been in the news because the Trump administration sent a surge of

This world is full of stories. When we lived in Charleston, we frequently heard stories about hauntings, the supernatural, and voodoo. Part of the population was the Gulah people. The Gullah Geechee people are descendants of enslaved Africans who live along the coastal regions of South Carolina, Georgia, and nearby islands. They preserved a remarkable