In January 2021, runoff elections for Georgia’s two U.S. Senate seats decided the fate of our federal government’s course for this two-year cycle.
In some states, runoffs do not even exist, but don’t tell Georgia that. We even had the “jungle primary” to set up a runoff.
It was Saturday and I was broke.
Not completely broke. There’s money in the bank somewhere. But when it comes to real money. Old fashioned money. Actual paper money with the face of a president on it ... I was broke.
And I usually am.
As you drive down Washington Street entering and exiting our beautiful city you will notice a purple cloth draped on the cross in front of our local churches. Have you ever wondered what the meaning of those purple cloths?
The color symbolizes that we have entered into the Season of Lent.
Fried cabbage, oh my goodness, does it get any better that this? Well, I suppose anything is better when you add in a little bacon and a slice of good old cornbread.
As usual, I would add in a little more fresh chopped onion on the side.
My late husband, Ed, who retired in 2002, used to put on old clothes and go outside to “putter,” as he called it. I had no idea exactly what a day of puttering entailed, but I knew he usually came inside hot, tired and covered in red clay and old leaves.
Fans joked Monday that Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Calvin Ridley made the worst bet ever conceived – wagering $1,500 and losing nearly $11 million.
That’s how much he will lose while he is suspended for the 2022 season for violating the NFL’s policy on gambling.
Last month I shared with you former NFL star Darryl Sims and I are writing a book, “Battles in the Trenches,” to be published later this year. Darryl was raised in North Carolina and received a football scholarship to play for the Wisconsin Badgers.
I grew up and graduated high school in Wisconsin.