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I love bread, heaven help me. No matter its size, shape or texture, if it’s breadlike I’m all in. From crisp and crusty to warm and yeasty, from cornbread and hush puppies to French baguettes, just let me near it. Because of this passion (and a few others), I fight the never-ending weight battle. –sigh—
Read moreServices for Frances Loven Fisher, 95, Grand Saline, were held Saturday, March 7, 2020, at Corinth Baptist Church with Bro. Billy Smith and Bro. Floyd Loven officiating under direction of Bartley Funeral Home.
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AUSTIN — As the worldwide threat of novel coronavirus increased, state agencies already were working together to ensure the health and safety of all Texans, Gov. Greg Abbott said Feb. 27.
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My wife has a new puppy – Milly is a bundle of fur, and I saw rats in Chicago bigger than she is, but not nearly as cuddly. Now, like many guys, I prefer big dogs.
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Interruptions are annoyances we despise but expect as a part of daily living.
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What makes your blood pressure (BP) rise? Traffic? Your favorite sports team blowing an easy win? (I’m talking to you, San Francisco 49ers fans) Loss of internet service? These things happen in everyday life, and it’s usually only temporary.
Read moreServices for Dorothy Mosley Humphreys, 90, Grand Saline, were held Wednesday, March 4, 2020, at New Horizons Assembly of God with Bro. Randy Fisher officiating under the direction of Bartley Funeral Home.
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“What happens when you give a child a CASA?” As I’m talking to people in our community about becoming a volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) this question has been the one to warm my heart. Of all the tangible gifts we can give, the gift of time and effort through being a CASA to a child in foster care, is by far one of the most influential gifts I’ve witnessed.
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