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I Speak Southern
When the times call for it, I can speak Southern – a thick, syrupy, not understood by those from outside the South Southern.
Read MorePuerto Rico and Hurricane Maria
September 14, 1989 – Hurricane Hugo slammed into the Northeastern corner of Puerto Rico with hurricane force winds of 125 miles per hour, caused wide spread flooding, killing 12, leaving 28,000 people homeless, and destroying economically critical banana and coffee crops. September 20, 2017 – Hurricane Maria, with sustained winds of 155 miles per hour…
Read MoreMaking The Grade
For several years, I taught an Introduction to Accounting course at a major university where I witnessed students going to extremes to make the grade.
Read MoreHurricane Hugo Dawn
My best wishes and thoughts for everyone dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey and facing the onslaught of Hurricane Irma. Mine is but a story of inconvenience and it pales in comparison. Friday, September 22, 1989 – The window glowed with the early light of dawn. Fearing I had overslept, I looked for the…
Read MoreTouring Mansions
Saturday evening, we were invited to an event in a local residence that turned into an unforgettable adventure touring mansions.
Read MoreVampire Eclipse
Today’s solar event sweeping our nation poses a threat to few creatures, except the creatures of the night. What if this was a vampire eclipse?
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