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So, How Much Does a Car Cost?
One thing almost everyone wants to know is, How much will my new car cost? Of course, this can cover a lot of ground. For car owners, there may be many answers to these questions. Most motorists want to know … Continue reading
Posted in Life in General, Personal
Tagged 10-15 mpg, 30 mpg, air cleaner, annual mileage, brake fluid, changing your oil, coolant, fuel filter, gas pumps, gasoline, How Much Does a Car Cost?, monthly payment, motorists, other fluid levels, pay for gas, routine and other maintenance, So, suffer at the gas pumps, windshield washer fluid
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Spike and Gracie
Ardis looks at Gracie lounging on the couch. The cat is taking great pleasure in napping and shedding at the same time. “Do you think it’s too late to establish a No Cats on the Furniture rule?” Ardis asks. I … Continue reading
9/11
When I was younger, I listened as older people uttered the phrase, “I will never forget where I was on December 7th.” Whenever you heard someone say that, there was no question about which December 7th to which they referred. … Continue reading
Posted in Life in General, Personal
Tagged 9/11, accusing air traffic controllers, Aden Yemen, al-Qaeda, December 7 1941, Fair winds and following seas., killing 17 U.S. sailors, looking at the television, military intelligence, New York City, Pearl Harbor, Pearl Harbor Day, September 11 2001, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the second airplane, Twin Towers, USS Cole
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So, Castro Finally Figured It Out
In 1959, my father’s parents lost everything they owned when Fidel Castro took over Cuba and implemented communism. For quite some time, many in the world collectively questioned the sanity of Castro’s actions; it took us to the brink of … Continue reading
Posted in Life in General, Personal
Tagged abandoning communism and socialism, atrocities, Castro Finally Figured It Out, communism, Cuban people, Europe, Fidel Castro, former communist bloc nations, free education, Havana, humanitarians, independent journalists, liberal press, Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, no economic growth, nuclear war, religious workers, So, the ancient city, the lost city, there is no increase in tax revenues, unique witness, well funded interest groups, “wonderful” health care
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The Morning After
Well, it’s the morning after and many of us have a headache. It was ugly, but it was still a win… The Gators finished the game with a score of 34-12, but it was as ugly a win as ever. … Continue reading
Posted in Life in General
Tagged behind the ball, football, fumbles, Gator football, headache, high expectations, interesting game, Mike Brantley, offensive squad, the Gator Nation, The Gators, The Morning After, Tim Tebow, touchdowns, turnovers, ugly
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Gator Football!
This special day has come. September 4, 2010 – the opening game of the 2010 Gator Football Season! At high noon, Miami will take on the Florida Gators in “the Swamp.” Check it out on ESPN. So many University of Florida … Continue reading
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Tagged bowl games, Charley Pell, Division Champions, Galen Hall, Gator football, Gator Football Season, lessons in integrity, NCAA Division 1 Champions, opening game, Ron Zook, September 4 2010, Steve Spurrier, the Swamp, Tim Tebow, University of Florida, University of Florida football, Urban Meyer, winning seasons
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