26
Nov
Posted by David Lee in Democrat, Politics, Republican. Tagged: Bailout, Billion, Conservatism, Democrats, Liberalism, Republican, Taxes, US Automakers, Wall Street. 1 Comment
Maybe it’s just me but…
Saying the word BILLION can be fun. Try it.
First of all… let’s all say it together… BILLION… now spell it
B. I. L. L. I.O.N.
Pronunciation:
\ˈbi(l)-yən\
Function:
noun
Now take the time to say Billion…900 times. That should take you about 15 minutes to do.
Now try and count to a [...]
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22
Nov
Posted by David Lee in Oak Harbor, Ohio, Short Story, Small Town America. Tagged: Cleveland, Oak Harbor, Ohio, Teagarden's Pool. 2 Comments
The place to be was Teagarden’s Pool that summer in Oak Harbor.
So many things happened there and of course, none of it was permanent. Unless you count the flashes of images and thoughts of a time not cluttered with the responsibilities of adulthood.
Every kid needs a place to go to be a kid. [...]
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21
Nov
Posted by David Lee in Short Story. Tagged: Leisha Salyer, Volleyball, West Virginia State. Leave a Comment
Volleyball Eliminated in Heartbreaker
The Yellow Jackets dropped a tough five-set match to Wheeling Jesuit in the first round of the NCAA Atlantic Regional being held at Cal-Pa.
In a match-up of WVAIC regular season champ versus tournament winner the Cardinals prevailed by scores of 22-25, 25-10, 24-26, 25-20, and 15-13.
The squads end [...]
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15
Nov
Posted by David Lee in Legacy, Oak Harbor, Ohio, Short Story, Small Town America. Tagged: Bernie Lutz, Oak Harbor, Ohio, Teachers. Leave a Comment
Old Teacher’s never die.
They live in your memory forever. They were there when you arrived and they were there when you left.
Like fixtures.
Some teachers taught you something really new, but not too often.
Most teachers, basically taught things we really learned in Kindergarten.
You never really knew them, any more than they knew you.
But I remember one [...]
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14
Nov
Posted by David Lee in Christianity, Legacy. 1 Comment
Maybe it’s just me but…in 2009…
I WILL…have a passion for excellence.
I WILL…ask, listen and hear – to determine how I can best help those I come in contact with.
I WILL…be an example of commitment and integrity.
I WILL…follow a path that leads to Jesus Christ.
I WILL…focus on the strengths of those that I come in contact [...]
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13
Nov
Posted by David Lee in Christianity. Tagged: God, Jesus Christ. 1 Comment
Seeing the Beauty of God’s Creation.
Hearing The Word of God spoken with Compassion and Conviction.
Tasting the Food that God has provided for us.
Touching the hand of someone who needs our help and pointing them to Christ.
Running the Race that God has laid before us.
Laughing in the Joy of being in the fellowship of God’s people.
Loving [...]
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12
Nov
Posted by David Lee in Oak Harbor, Ohio, Short Story, Small Town America. Tagged: 1968, Civil Rights Movement, Evel Knievel, Martin Luther King, Mayberry RFD, Oak Harbor, Ohio, Robert Kennedy, Spirograph, Vietnam War. Leave a Comment
He didn’t make it. We should have known. Why did he think he could make it? It is way too far for human to jump with a motorcycle. Evel Knievel tried today to jump the Fountain at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
He missed.
It was the first day of January, 1968.
The new year started with full [...]
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8
Nov
Posted by David Lee in Short Story. Leave a Comment
Just wanted to send a quick note to thank all of you that took time to honor my brother’s life, by responding or looking at his pictures I posted on the (Facebook) Legacy Builder’s site.
I received many notes of kind words and some even posted on the site.
Sometimes it is so easy to forget. When [...]
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6
Nov
Posted by David Lee in Legacy, Oak Harbor, Ohio, Short Story, Small Town America. Tagged: Larry Mills, Oak Harbor, Robert Allen Lee, The Legacy Builder. Leave a Comment
I just want to share with everyone that reads this, that it was 38 years ago today my brother was killed in a car / train accident.
I started a group called “The Legacy Builder” on Facebook, so that people could have a place to post stories, videos and pictures to honor someone who has made a [...]
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5
Nov
Posted by David Lee in Democrat. Tagged: Barrack Obama, Democrats, Election. Leave a Comment
Well, it’s almost nine o’clock on election night, and it’s a foregone conclusion that Barack Obama is the new president. I was upset by this at first, but then I realized something, something that has set me free.
I’ve realized that I’ve been wrong all along.
Let me explain. I was raised by well-meaning, but obviously deluded [...]
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