The Holidays Are Here Again

Does it seem like we just did Christmas, or am I the only one who’s thinking that? As I recall, I was feverishly trying to think of what I was going to get my grandchildren, the hardest of all to shop for, but now I’m visualizing my childhood at Xmas and my mind is wandering [...]

Partners In Hope

Partners In Hope – St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital I would like to introduce you to Marlo Thomas, television Star and CEO of her fight to continue research on children’s forms of cancer. Her father, Danny Thomas, built St. Jude Children’s Research hospital in Memphis, with the vision that one day cancer would be a [...]

Shop Nolensville

Don’t even think about going to a Mall to shop for Christmas, birthdays or other holidays, because the cozy town of Nolensville has it all right here. Unless you’re shopping for a new car, bicycle or a certain type of jacket, there’s no need to go anywhere else; and why spend all that gas driving [...]

Funny Shows

Remember how we used to laugh at Lucille Ball and the Mertzes?  What about The Honeymooners, Edith and Archie, and more recently “Friends?”  It was the performers that really made the show funny.  Writers can create clever lines, but if the actors can’t deliver them to make you laugh, they haven’t done their job.  “Two [...]

Peace Talks

You’ve probably read the latest “peace talks” between the U.S. and the Taliban. As human beings, there is always hope that peace will be established with those so fiercely against us. Remember Pearl Harbor, Agent Orange and other catastrophic situations? Maybe, maybe not, depending on your age, however, the fact is we are now good [...]

Get to know Shriners Hospitals (there is never a charge for services)

At Shriners Hospitals for Children (there are 22 throughout the U.S.) we believe in family-centered care. The child and family are at the heart of the medical team. Every treatment chosen, every decision made is geared toward giving a child the skills and abilities to live a healthy, productive life. The care given at Shriners [...]

Buying a Car

Are you planning on buying a new car? Thinking about going from gasoline to electric? Maybe you’ve been considering a second car, or one for your child who is now at the driving age. Whatever your thoughts are, here’s something that worked for me. It was 1990 and I decided I needed a car, since [...]

Free

Do you like the word “FREE?” www.elderwisdomcircle.org. Ever heard of it? Maybe? Maybe not? This Internet site is a free “Dear Abby” type advice column. Do you have a question, situation or problem you need some advice on, but can’t go to your family, because it’s about your family? Or maybe you have a teenager [...]

Sales…

I was working at N.B.C. in San Diego back in 1961, as National Sales Service Manager. I had been with N.B.C. for a little over a year, working for the Station Manager as an Executive Assistant. I got the promotion due to a termination of the person who was leaving in the sales department. At [...]

Buttercup Festival

The Buttercup Festival, in its eleventh year, will take place Saturday, April 2 in the historic district of downtown Nolensville from 8am to 6pm. Last year, it was estimated that over fifteen hundred people wandered through the festival looking at over sixty vendors who presented flowers, jewelry, Avon, homemade baskets, hand bags, perfumes, dog items/food, [...]

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