Friday, November 11, 2011 at 05:51PM I received a surprise call from one of my co-workers from my television days yesterday. What a pleasant surprise. Nice to hear from you Marty! Also, another co-worker from the HRC days called. It was good to hear from you also, Frank Hutto. Finally, I have been missing my gym partner for several days. Where are you, Mollie? Perhaps you are busy working or in school. Take care.
Monday, October 17, 2011 at 09:28PM My gym partner (Mollie) had me laughing so hard today my stomach began to ache! Mollie, I will bet you that if you wanted to do it you would be a hit at Comedy Central! I have often heard that laughter is good medicine. After today I really believe that it is. When I checked my blood pressure after laughing with you, the BP was fine. Thanks for helping me to have a good day.
Friday, October 14, 2011 at 06:10PM There is a saying that, "Change is good", and perhaps it is, but I cannot help but feel a little sad to see WJBF's departure from its downtown location. The 10th and Reynolds Street site will always have a special place in my heart. Back in the day, I spent several Sunday mornings singing gospel music with the Golden Trumpets. During those days Steve Manderson was the host of the Parade of Quartets. In 1971 I returned to Augusta as a television news reporter. I know that change happens but it still makes me a little sad.
Monday, September 19, 2011 at 08:37PM Today was a great day, however it did not start out that way. I missed two days of going to the gym because of the arts festival and other activates that sort of kept me from going. Today when I arrived I decided that I would only do 30 minutes on the tread climber, 10 minutes on the treadmill. After doing 35-minutes my gym partner who has been missing arrived. I was so happy to see her. As we began to talk, and exercise I realized that I had done 48 minutes. As I said it was an excellent day. Glad that you are back Mollie
Sunday, August 21, 2011 at 08:07PM When I first arrived at the gym today it was very quiet. The quietness was the opportune moment for me to reflect on my life. I married at the age of twenty-three. My wife and I were together for thirty-nine years. God called her home March 1st, 1999. At first I thought to myself that it should have been me to go first, however I believe that God allowed me to stay here to get my soul right. I am so happy that I was given time to do just that. God is an awesome God and I will serve him until he calls me home.