HeyJaredMary Alice Higgs
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Libraries (opens the original)
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Beware! There is one door through which you can walk, and you will unwrap secrets greater than those contained in the JFK files. Once you step inside, there is mystery and history, romance and drama, the facts of life, and all kinds of guides. Would you like to research your family or learn local or national news? Well then, this place is the best place for you. I was a young child when these doors were first opened for me, and I absolutely fell head over heels in love with all that I saw there.
Trees… (opens the original)
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The other day, I was riding my zero-turn lawn mower to cut about three acres of grass. It was a particularly hot, sun-shiny day and I felt like a weary traveler in a dry desert – desperately in need of shade. Fortunately, here in Mississippi, my property also has a lot of trees, so when my path got close to them, I would momentarily rest under the coolness that they provided and breathe a sigh of satisfaction. I was reminded of what the Bible tells us in Genesis 2:8-9 when it states, “…and out o
Missions… (opens the original)
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Stephen R. Covey, author of 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, once stated “Life is a mission, not a career.” To look at this a little deeper, let’s understand what does mission mean? A Google search defines it as “an important task, purpose, or goal that a person or group is committed to completing.” We may have personal goal missions (to get healthy); specific task missions (buy more carrots and less cookies); business missions (Hobby Lobby’s is “honoring God, providing a financial return on
Bridges (opens the original)
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A quote by an unknown author says, “Every path in life has a bridge… the journey is crossing it.” Bridges… they help us span physical obstacles such as rivers, canyons, roads, railways, etc. In music, they help break up repetitive patterns of songs by introducing new melodies and add contrast. In relationships, they help us cross emotional divides, end loneliness, and create deep trust. In physical exercise, they create strength and stability. The oldest bridge still in use in the world is the K
I'm Sorry... (opens the original)
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“Lo siento.” “Perdoname.” “Disculpame.” All of these phrases are in Spanish, and they all mean the same thing that I’m about to say in English – I’m sorry. To my readers and to the editors/owners of these great newspapers, I heartily apologize for not having written my column in a few weeks – for dropping the ball. Over the past couple of months, multiple things have caused me to lose my focus and to be scatter-brained: for one, being out for summer got me out of my normal routine and I thought
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