Wise Words: Love me, love my business: Is that too much to ask?
When we first moved to the area in the mid-1990s, the Navarre Beach Bridge was still a toll.
Somehow, though, I have only positive memories of crossing that bridge despite the fact that I had to rummage through the change dish in my car.
Out and About
The community lost a big supporter and a huge contributor last weekend when Bill Pullum died.
Among other contributions, we can thank him for a donation that helped launch the Betty J Pullum YMCA.
Brian Out Loud
There are a lot of reasons you are reading this column today. My interest in the once-great Chicago Tribune at a young age is one of them.
I say once-great because the Tribune is in the midst of being gutted. Its foundation is crumbling.
For God’s Sake: When a person comes to faith in Christ, God begins to change their appetite
Have you ever sat down in a restaurant, begun to read the menu and then realized you can’t afford to eat there?
My wife and I went shopping and, having a gift card, decided to eat dinner out. We were handed menus and I realized, “I can’t afford to eat here!”
More with Les:
Gopher tortoises always scuttling about in an attempt to survive.
Gopher tortoises are often hidden in the tall grasses as they slowly plod through the hot summer days.
The 90-degree-plus June temperature readings have many residents slowing their pace for the explicit purpose of not overheating.
