Vendor Writing
Car Harm
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If we had spent as much on public transportation as we do on cars, we would have a system that rivals anywhere in the universe.
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If we had spent as much on public transportation as we do on cars, we would have a system that rivals anywhere in the universe.
My sister passed away on Aug. 21 last year. Her 11 year old son, Matthew*, was in DCS custody when she passed away. My mother tried to get custody, but DCS told her that they were trying to adopt him out instead of placing him back with his family. Our family is working with a lawyer and trying every avenue to get Matthew back.
Occasionally people roll down their windows to share what they’re listening to with me, especially if my radio isn’t playing.
The trees bloom in the Springtime. You can see the birds building their nest in the middle of it. The squirrels are chasing each other from bottom to top or top to bottom. The trees are starting to dress again. They’ve been bare.
I really enjoyed writing this article. Black and white, and yes, I’m writing about the skin color of people, and not trying to satisfy no one. At this point, folks may think, here we go again, about the past get over it. Others may think, another sell out, saying what folks want to hear. Or, is he a good one?
God says in the Bible, “For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil.” Some people eager for money, have wondered from the faith. Many times you may be riding down the street and see a person panhandling and we pass them up, not knowing what they might be going through. We must start having a heart and give. You’re not responsible for what sin he may commit. We are just responsible for obeying God’s word.
It’s been about five years since the Covid-19 pandemic turned the entire world upside down and turned every home with children into a virtual classroom.
Thank God Room In The Inn is so understanding.
The Contributor newspaper means more to me than just having my own business — that in and of itself is huge.
In the 50s and 60s, people came to Nashville to make it big in the music world. They either made it big or went back home. People lived in boarding rooms for about $10 a week. Eating was cheap: for about $12 or $13, you could eat a steak dinner. Everything was centrally located, so you could walk everywhere you needed to go.