This is a great movie with a complex message that we need all of our emotions and feelings to balance or lives. It’s those emotions that help build memories that make our lives what they are. We need to hold on to our memories. However we need to be open to new things by building new core memories and experiences. This movie is brilliant and will be timeless because of its message and because it’s Disney and Pixar.
My posts will be less heavy and sad very soon. As we are coming out of a time of grieving here in Chattanooga I will be more a little more funny and uber dorky like I am known to be. Thanks for allowing me to share with you this time in out cities history.
I have been struggling about Facebook recently. The platform started out as a great idea being a social network for college campuses. Then it opened up and has become at times a free-for-all in terms of opinions and personality. It does a great job of reconnecting people from near, far and long ago. However it has become a contentious place where opinions come from informed and uninformed places. This article shares the frustration of one user out of many. What do we do about Facebook?
I have been nominated for a “Creative Blogger Award.”
Thanks to the great blogger Jennifer Calvert for nominating my little blog.
It means a lot to me as a new blogger. I’m humbled and very grateful.
The Creative Blogger Award comes with a few rules:
1. Post the link of the blog that nominated you.
2. Share five random facts about yourself.
3. Nominate blogs and notify the nominees.
Five facts about me 🙂 …
1. I enjoy cooking breakfast on Saturdays
2. I am an extrovert
3. I have two college degrees
4. I really like A&W Root Beer
5. I Love things retro and vintage
Now, In no particular order I would like to nominate these bloggers for “The Creative Blogger Award” Because quite frankly they are bloody brilliant!
I have a three-day weekend starting now. Tomorrow we are going to the eye doctor then doing some stuff out. Saturday we are having breakfast with my folks. Sunday we are visiting a new church. The weekend will be fun. I am happy to have a little time off. Even three days off can help revive the spirit and soul.
Hard to believe it's been a week since #Chattanooga lost 5 brave men to a deranged shooter. Here's a musical tribute: http://t.co/kh1Hf0kwSp
— David Carroll (@DAVIDCARROLL3) July 23, 2015
David Carroll is an anchor at WRCB-TV3 the NBC TV affiliate here in Chattanooga. He has been around here for a long time and he gets things on point when it comes to all things Chattanooga. I think he is a great writer and commentator.
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