The Re-Creation of PicTru
My thoughts previously have dwelt on the sorrows of a young Pic manager who embraces and thrives in the system of a company with lots of pomp and circumstance. My life has evolved in the last 20 years from a relative sheltered life based in Louisiana to one that after living in five other places, each totally different in make-up, to one that is comprised of five members and thoughts of a dog.The reflections of my life up until now will allow me to venture into areas that hopefully will affect the lives of my family and my community in a positive way. I wish impart to my children the lessons of life thus far, and to teach by example, the joy of giving.
With time to be involved in areas of work, school, civic, and more importantly church, I find that my time to be a loner is waning, although the rewards are great.
Having experienced a natural diaster, the peril of those in the paths of hurricanes both US and OUS are great in thought. There was both challenge and excitement for a teenager, but seeing you parents crying and holding each other in the aftermath, knowing that everything they've created thus far is lost or damaged awakens one to see a greater picture. Only what you instill into the hearts and minds of your children can be called forth to begin the process of getting on.
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posted by pictruandtru @ 7:33 AM
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Welcome to another cage in the zoo. Very good beginning. One advantage is that you can edit your posts, updating or deleting as you see fit, as well as monitoring and bumping off comments as you see fit.
(Cat wants to know the story of the Hootsbuddy profile. It might be more fitting to tell it in a blog than the message board. I guess in the next few days I'll be thinking how to go about it, deciding how much to leave unmentioned.)
The next step in blogging will be to work out the mechanics here with the training wheels that Blogger furnishes, then graduate to a "real" weblog with more features. I would like to use my blog as home page, keep the blogroll handy, and do all my online work from that location. Meantime, this is a good practice step.
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