**YESTERDAY. Published my main blog about doctors and collections of 10
Tweets and 10 Quotes, ETC.
My followup appointment to see Dr. Steiner at the Wooster Eye Center went well,
he saying that the surgery on my right eye to remove a cataract, to implant a
lens and a stent was healing nicely.
After that we went to Walmart, just down the road, to do our grocery shopping
for the month, the total purchases about $440.00.
I always watch a crime program on TV while I'm eating supper. I know that
'Criminal Minds,' who are entering their 12th season is very popular, but the
show has become to violent for me. My favorite now is 'Law and Order,' Criminal
Intent.'
**TODAY. I haven't driven to Orrville for a while, not needing anything
specifically, but I need to go today to pickup some prescription medications at
Rite Aid, Bell Stores Marathon to fill up the Honda and then to Buehler's Fresh
Foods for some grocery items that we forgot to buy yesterday at Walmart.
QUOTE FOR THIS POST
"It is a joy to have been born and raised in the southern way of the south."
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: About 2,020,000 results (1.09 seconds).
No results found for "It is a joy to have been born and raised in the southern
way of the south."
WHAT'S ON MY MIND TODAY
**I grew up in the south, "yes mam" and "no mam" were mandatory.
From the first few years after my birth, I was taught by the example from my
parents to be always polite and helpful to everyone. I was expected to be polite
everyday, "no ifs, ands or buts" (a phrase beginning in the 1600's).
Although I'm an older man now, I carry on this same tradition today in being
polite and helpful to everyone. I say "yes mam," "no mam," "yes sir,"no sir," and
open doors for women and children. If a woman hesitates about going first, I say
to her "you know the rule, ladies first."
To those who did not grow up in the south, like many here in northeastern Ohio,
I'm not saying your life is less polite than mine, but I'm just saying that I'm
glad that I was born and raised in the southern way of life.
In the end, I'm fortunate that I grew up in the south because I enjoy immensely
my right to be helpul and polite.
Copyright ©2017 forrestcaricofe.com All Rights Reserved
Tweets and 10 Quotes, ETC.
My followup appointment to see Dr. Steiner at the Wooster Eye Center went well,
he saying that the surgery on my right eye to remove a cataract, to implant a
lens and a stent was healing nicely.
After that we went to Walmart, just down the road, to do our grocery shopping
for the month, the total purchases about $440.00.
I always watch a crime program on TV while I'm eating supper. I know that
'Criminal Minds,' who are entering their 12th season is very popular, but the
show has become to violent for me. My favorite now is 'Law and Order,' Criminal
Intent.'
**TODAY. I haven't driven to Orrville for a while, not needing anything
specifically, but I need to go today to pickup some prescription medications at
Rite Aid, Bell Stores Marathon to fill up the Honda and then to Buehler's Fresh
Foods for some grocery items that we forgot to buy yesterday at Walmart.
QUOTE FOR THIS POST
"It is a joy to have been born and raised in the southern way of the south."
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: About 2,020,000 results (1.09 seconds).
No results found for "It is a joy to have been born and raised in the southern
way of the south."
WHAT'S ON MY MIND TODAY
**I grew up in the south, "yes mam" and "no mam" were mandatory.
From the first few years after my birth, I was taught by the example from my
parents to be always polite and helpful to everyone. I was expected to be polite
everyday, "no ifs, ands or buts" (a phrase beginning in the 1600's).
Although I'm an older man now, I carry on this same tradition today in being
polite and helpful to everyone. I say "yes mam," "no mam," "yes sir,"no sir," and
open doors for women and children. If a woman hesitates about going first, I say
to her "you know the rule, ladies first."
To those who did not grow up in the south, like many here in northeastern Ohio,
I'm not saying your life is less polite than mine, but I'm just saying that I'm
glad that I was born and raised in the southern way of life.
In the end, I'm fortunate that I grew up in the south because I enjoy immensely
my right to be helpul and polite.
Copyright ©2017 forrestcaricofe.com All Rights Reserved
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