Sports mimics life, I am defeated more times than I experience victory, a condition I own for as long as I practice my golf game.
Immigration to America was once a Noble cause. This is partly a story about how one family came to America in the 1600’s.
If you were born in the South you need to count your blessings and the day to do all that is the very first day of the year.
Brantology.com is “officially” two years old today! Just a mere infant in this world. I take pride in my site and the opinions expressed herein, thanks to all who have contributed!
Is the price of fairness equivalent to the price of mediocrity [in the real world]? That’s my argument here.
A celebration was had by all as my Son Blaise married his lovely wife Jessica this past weekend, [in the midst of some surprises]. Many congratulations were said, with a cup that spilleth over among the many guests.
I’ve spent nine years in total, all in pursuit of that elusive lower score. This week marks a milestone in that journey but in no way do I consider it the end all be all as there are no final rounds in this game.
Ever wondered how cuisines across the globe evolved? Why is it that a certain people from a certain area consume a certain food? Or even prepare items in a certain fashion?
Looks as if when parents approach the inevitable, it must compel them to say or do surprising things? 🙂
Rental Property is a really bad use of investment capital, that is, owning a property when you’re absent for most, or all of the year.
Hate to be rude but I don’t like receipts, apparently I’ve become allergic to receipts? Everyone has their quirks so cut me some slack here.
Being a Dad is a lot of work sometimes, but the job comes with big rewards once Dads are able to look back on special memories.
Sports mimics life, I am defeated more times than I experience victory, a condition I own for as long as I practice my golf game.
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Immigration to America was once a Noble cause. This is partly a story about how one family came to America in the 1600’s.
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If you were born in the South you need to count your blessings and the day to do all that is the very first day of the year.
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Brantology.com is “officially” two years old today! Just a mere infant in this world. I take pride in my site and the opinions expressed herein, thanks to all who have contributed!
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Is the price of fairness equivalent to the price of mediocrity [in the real world]? That’s my argument here.
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A celebration was had by all as my Son Blaise married his lovely wife Jessica this past weekend, [in the midst of some surprises]. Many congratulations were said, with a cup that spilleth over among the many guests.
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I’ve spent nine years in total, all in pursuit of that elusive lower score. This week marks a milestone in that journey but in no way do I consider it the end all be all as there are no final rounds in this game.
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Ever wondered how cuisines across the globe evolved? Why is it that a certain people from a certain area consume a certain food? Or even prepare items in a certain fashion?
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Looks as if when parents approach the inevitable, it must compel them to say or do surprising things? 🙂
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Rental Property is a really bad use of investment capital, that is, owning a property when you’re absent for most, or all of the year.
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Hate to be rude but I don’t like receipts, apparently I’ve become allergic to receipts? Everyone has their quirks so cut me some slack here.
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Being a Dad is a lot of work sometimes, but the job comes with big rewards once Dads are able to look back on special memories.
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