I suspect that there is the rare person who decides early (grade school, high school?) that he wants to be a writer. That is not to say that there are not such vocational avenues that are decided early.
Tag: Bill Lee
The Future?
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[The reading of a Letter to the Editor in the Presbyterian Outlook recently (8/24/2010) led to the writing of this column. The letter writer was P.W. Gregory from Lambertville, N.J.)
Shangri-La
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Shangri-La is generally understood to be a mythical place of unusual beauty, a place veiled in secrecy, a place whose only limitation is the imagination of the one describing its loveliness and seductiveness.
Nightmares
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There are certain positions whose job descriptions call for the dealing with the aftermath of traumatic situations such as accidents, wrecks, violent physical acts and sometimes even murder.
What I Want To Be When I Grow Up
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Readers of my columns know that I ordinarily walk each week day at Dillon’s Wellness Center.
Life Has Its Ups and Downs
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Often times when a child is born, someone might ask the question, “Does he have all of his fingers and toes?” meaning is he “normal” in development.
Ditch Bank Beauties
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We live in a highly mobile society, and therefore it is unusual for a person to spend most of his/her life living at one address.
Youth
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I have outlived my father, most of my brothers and have already passed the ‘average’ life expectancy for one of my gender.
Summer: Once Upon A Time
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Growing up in the 1930s in the country with hardly any of the modern conveniences taken for granted today, I do not particularly remember being a victim of the hot summers.
Remembering The Past
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One way to remember the past is to be involved in a group such as a reunion, even a funeral or any other reason for being together.