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Tag Archives: winter
Winter Memories, Part 2
If you are reading this the day it is posted, tomorrow is Groundhog’s Day, one of my favorite silly holidays, and also one of my favorite movies. I was going to write about that, but I have done so several … Continue reading
Winter Memories
Our recent week of ice and (a little) snow brought back memories of my younger days. I have said on a few occasions, “I went through winter for the first 28 years of my life because I didn’t realize I … Continue reading
Coming Home for Christmas, 2023
For years, Folger’s Coffee ran the most heart-tugging commercials. Now it seems like (in our area anyway) Publix supermarkets has taken over the mantle. In one Folger’s commercial that ran for decades, a young man comes home, possibly from deployment in the … Continue reading
Coming in Like a Lion
In elementary school, way back in prehistoric times, in the 1950s, we learned a little statement about weather forecasting that may or may not be accurate: “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.” Just like … Continue reading
How Cold Was It? 2022
He may not have originated it, but Johnny Carson, on the old Tonight Show, did a lot to popularize a routine. It began with Johnny saying, “It was hot today.” To which Ed McMahon would ask, “How hot was it?” … Continue reading
Coming Home for Christmas 2020
For years, Folger’s Coffee ran the most heart-tugging commercials. Now it seems like (in our area anyway) Publix supermarkets has taken over the mantle. In one Folger’s commercial that ran for decades, a young man comes home, possibly from deployment … Continue reading
Coming Home for Christmas 2018
For years, Folger’s Coffee used to run the most heart-tugging commercials. Now it seems like Publix supermarket has taken over mantle. But in one Folger’s commercial that ran for decades, a young man comes home, possibly from deployment in the … Continue reading
Nik Dag
Sitting in my warm house, watching the few snowflakes gently falling and listening to announcers warning us to stay home unless absolutely necessary, reminds me of my days in snow country in Minnesota and Washington. A few flakes here in … Continue reading
How Cold Was It? (2017)
Our recent cold snap got me thinking of other winter weather I have lived through. I usually say, “Alabama has just enough winter to remind me I am thankful I live here now.” He may not have originated it, but … Continue reading
Coming Home for Christmas Again
For many years, Folger’s Coffee ran heart-tugging commercials, although I have not seen one this year. In the most memorable one, a young man comes home to his family at Christmas and is welcomed by a cup of coffee. The … Continue reading