Pattie Byrd
Pattie Byrd is a freelance writer specializing in humor commentary, reviews and news articles. She has been published in magazines and several internet sites. Growing up in the South, she maintains her love of people and finds humor prevalent in the South. She is available for writing assignments and welcomes the opportunity to write on a variety of topics.
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RAMBLING from the BYRD NEST - JANUARY 15, 2013Humor commentary on the inauguration, gun control and ice. Also a little poetry thrown in for the inaugural poet, Mr. Richard Bianco, if he has trouble coming up with something. -
RAMBLING from the BYRD NEST - JANUARY 8, 2013Humor commentary about the world around us. The fiscal cliff, ice cream and resolutions. Need I say more. -
Old and Young Veterans Share a Special Moment During a Blackhorse Vietnam Veterans ReunionWhen the Vietnam Blackhorse veterans were surprised at a recent reunion by a group of young military personnel, it was a special moment in time. One of mutual respect and emotion. -
Uncle Clyde, the Redneck Gentleman Farmer Knows How to Please His CustomersUncle Clyde knows how to please his customers and give them what they want. Even if he's not quite sure how to cook it. -
Bicycles on the Highway -- Whose Crazy Idea was That?Around here, people are allowed to ride bicycles on the highways. So basically, it's a 2,000 pound car against a little piece of metal on wheels. Doesn't sound like good odds to me.
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Ramblings from the Byrd Nest for October 26, 2011A humorous commentary about common everyday things by a common everyday person, me! Yeah, right.
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A Small Mind'sThoughts on Even Smaller SubjectsCan soap get dirty? There are many mysteries in life, but these are not really those. Rather, these are ramblings of a curious mind. -
Ramblings from the Byrd Nest for June 22, 2011I have a few things to say about what's been going on lately. Circus trials, adolescent politicians and Beebe, Arkansas.
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My Love/Hate Relationship with Gardens of Time on FacebookI love games, so when I saw Gardens of Time on Facebook, I decided to give it a try. What fun and frustration all at the same time. A humorous look at my adventures in the Gardens.
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Politicians, the Internet and MoppingObviously, some politicians have trouble choosing the right and wrong thing to do at times, but there may be a plan to help them decide when it's best not to do something stupid such as send a half-naked picture over the Internet.
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Ramblings from the Byrd Nest for March 28, 2011Humorous look at the frustrations of shopping, and also a little driving tip thrown in for those who need it. -
Pistol-Packing Preaching in Arkansas? Bill to Permit Guns in Church Passes HouseA new bill recently passed the Arkansas House of Representatives and if approved will allow some congregants to carry handguns into churches. Can this be the wave of the future? -
Interview to Find Out About the Real Michele Starkey, Yahoo ContributorMichele Starkey is well known to many. She is a prolific writer and supporter of others, but here we'll get a look into the real Michele.
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Interview to Find Out About the Real Mary Oberg, Yahoo ContributorMary Oberg is the wife of Mike Oberg and the mother of Maria Roth, both Yahoo Contributors. She began her writing career in 2010 when she retired after working the nursing administration field for a number of years.
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Need Some Sludge?The city of Oxford, Mississippi has a plan for saving money, helping the environment and restoring the land.
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Ramblings from the Byrd Nest for March 15, 2011A humorous look at everything from outhouses to people in the news from someone who thinks she knows everything, -
Interview to Find Out About the Real John Myers, Yahoo ContributorJohn Myers is a diverse and intelligent writer, but we're going to ignore all of that and ask him the really tough questions. That way we'll get to know the real John Myers.
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The Last Minute Retirement PlanA humorous look at trying to find a retirement plan at the last minute.
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Interview to Find Out About the Real Kathy Minicozzi, Yahoo ContributorKathy Minicozzi reveals a side of herself in this interview that will surprise many of us when she gives us the scoop on herself.
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Interview to Find Out About the Real Nancy V. Canfield, Yahoo ContributorNancy Canfield is a popular writer on the Yahoo! Contributor Network with her political and life experiences. But do we really know what lies beneath the surface? I've asked her a few questions to see if we can find out a few secrets.
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Interview to Find Out About the Real Donna Cavanagh, Yahoo ContributorDonna Cavanagh is a successful author who shares in her inspirational poetry and delightful humor her outlook on life. But is she really what she seems, or is she hiding something? Here she answers some of those probing questions for me.
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If I Had Only Known Then What I Know NowWhat would we change if we had known then what we know now? Or would we change anything, and would it make a difference in our lives. -
April Fool's Day is Just that -- a Day for FoolsI think April Fool's Day is about the worst thing ever created. Fools don't need a special day. Most of them have 365 of them already.
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A Pizza a Day Can Be Good for Your HealthJean Wilson has always loved her pepperoni pizza from Domino's, but now she really appreciates them.
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6 Ways to Decrease Funeral ExpensesThe average funeral today can be expensive to an already emotionally traumatized family, but there are ways to help alleviate some of these costs with a small amount of thoughtful planning. -
Ramblings from the Byrd Nest for February 23, 2011Humorous thoughts on eye surgery, bathrobes, carry guns and a host of others. -
Aunt Lottie and the Asthma MedicineAunt Lottie and Fred had a bit of an misunderstanding, and Fred had to move quickly. Thank goodness he had his medicine. -
Kathy Bates Portrays Harry Korn, the Shoe Store Lawyer, in "Harry's Law"Kathy Bates does a great job portraying Harry Korn in "Harry's Law" and is time well-spent on Monday nights. -
A Valentine's Day Poem for People Who've Been Together ForeverWhen two people are together for a long time, those romantic ideas are a little harder to find. -
Mother, Me and the Feeding the CatsWhile Mother was in the hospital, she asked me to feed the cats. How could I screw that up? -
Ramblings from the Byrd Nest for February 9, 2011Humorous thoughts and rantings about snow, naked criminals, bus stops and more.
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Ramblings from the Byrd NestA humorous look at the brain that decided to put ice cream on a stick and other random thoughts.
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"True Grit" Has Plenty of GritIt's not easy to replace a hero like John Wayne, but Jeff Bridges does a good job portraying the scraggly and rough Rooster Cogburn.
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The Decline of Common SenseI've been worried that my common sense was disappearing, but even if it is, I don't think I'm the only one.
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Ramblings from the Byrd Nest for 2011Some things you just can't get rid of, and I'm one of them. Humorous thoughts on my eating and my New Year's Eve activities with a few personal thoughts thrown in for good meausre.
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What's so Scary About Christmas?A humorous look at how every year some people want to take Christmas out the holiday. If it wasn't Christmas, it wouldn't be a holiday.
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Marsha Gay Harden Reprises Her Role as FBI Agent Dana Lewis on "Law and Order--SVU"Regular viewers will remember Marsha Gay Harden from the time she first appeared as an FBI agent working undercover. Once again the feisty agent makes an welcome appearance on the show.
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Christmas Movies Showing on the Hallmark ChannelNothing warms the heart this time of the year like a sentimental Christmas movie. Here are some suggestions for some really good ones.
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Character Actors Who Make Aging FunHollywood has finally realized that seniors in a TV show or movie can appeal to a larger audience.
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Living with Mother, the BeginningMy mother recently needed to stay with me, and I realized quickly no one is completely prepared for this.
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Need a Reason to Be Thankful? Let Me Help YouToday there are many who are having trouble remembering why they should be thankful. I have a few suggestions.
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Apparently, I've Been Sleep-WritingMy philosophy is that it's always best to find a little humor in everything, even the crazies.
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Ramblings from the Byrd Nest for November 5, 2010Why is it that crazy things all happen at once? I'm beginning to hate that statement: "When it rains it pours."
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Review of "True Evil" by Greg IlesFBI agent Alex Morse is haunted by her sister's dying words that she was being killed by her husband. She becomes determined to prove his guilt and in so doing risks everything.
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Of Course, I'm Going to VoteA humorous look at why I love when voting day arrives, not for my chance to voice my opinion, but that the political ads will quit coming.
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Big Green BugApparently, this bug didn't see my Posted sign.
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9 Helpful Hints in Dealing with a ManiacAs many scary movies as we've watched over the years, we never seem to learn the basics in dealing with maniacs. Maybe this will help.
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Watch "Law and Order" for These ReasonsAlthough the original "Law and Order" is history, there is still plenty of episodes available in its franchise. Crime drama entertainment that lives on.
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The Old Woman in Turner's WoodsA Halloween tale of Lacy, who needed help desperately, and so she turned to the old woman in Turner's Woods.
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Friday Night FootballAs the family member of a high school band member, you go for that eight minutes they're on the field, and sometimes the game's good, too.
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Review of Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad DayA friend recommended that I read this children's book, and I found it to be a delightful tale of a small boy having a very bad day.
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The Haunting, the 1962 Movie Classic is Perfect for HalloweenIf you're looking for a good scare this Halloween, I recommend watching the 1962 version of The Haunting, a tale of suspense and terror.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestA few ramblings to start your week off. Topics this week cover condiment bottles, doctors and vehicles, all the majors of life.
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Who's in Charge of This Nuthouse Anyway?Sometimes it gets so complicated what to say and what not to say.
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My Five Favorite Movies by Neil SimonI've always enjoyed humor in movies, especially when it's provided by quality writing, and Neil Simon has written some of the best.
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What the Movie the Wizard of Oz Taught Me About LifeFrom my first encounter with Dorothy and the Yellow Brick Road, The Wizard of Oz has been a favorite movie. It's also taught me a lot about life.
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Page View Analysis: the Good, the Bad and the Fairly UglyAfter reading several people's articles suggesting that we review our articles and relay helpful information about what gets the best number of hits, I decided to give it a try.
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Review of NBC's Law and Order -- Los AngelesThe new Law and Order -- Los Angeles recently premiered on NBC's Wednesday night schedule. It may be worth a look.
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It's Not Easy Being a Criminal in a Small TownIf you're thinking of taking up a life of crime, a small town is not the best place to start.
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MS Attorney Jailed for Refusing to Recite Pledge of Allegiance in CourtroomChancery Court Judge Talmadge Littlejohn had Oxford attorney Danny Lampley jailed for not reciting the Pledge of Allegiance on demand.
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Passwords, Computers and Cell Phones, Oh, My!Sometimes technology comes at me like a speeding bullet. The problem is I'm moving at the speed of a turtle.
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Westboro Independent Baptist Church and Reverend Phelps Are Bugging MeJust because someone has the privilege of First Amendment Rights doesn't always make it right.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestHumorous ramblings about everything from going green to candy corn.
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Trying to Remember when I Lost My MindMemory loss is a major concern for people as they age. I think the reason I don't worry about it is because I can't remember that it's going.
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A Relaxing Vacation in the BahamasAfter a long, hot summer, a Bahamas vacation sounded like a dream come true.
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Pictures of Atlantis Resort in the BahamasOn a recent visit to the Bahamas, the hubby and I took a look at the Atlantis Resort, a resort covering one of the islands.
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Pictures from Biloxi, MS of Dayton Scroggins, the Chainsaw ArtistDayton Scroggins began transforming the destroyed trees on the MS Gulf Coast into beautiful works of art.
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The Economics of WaterThe hubby said he could measure his family's economic status as he was growing up by the water. I asked about the frogs.
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Ramblings from the Byrd NestRandom thoughts about things around us from stoplights to moose to sharks.
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Suffering the Loss of a ChildSome thoughts on the hardest thing a parent faces, a child diagnosed with a terminal illness. Your life becomes a roller coaster of emotion.
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Rambling on Literary PursuitsA humorous look at newspaper crinklers and doing without electricity.
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Aunt Lottie and the Panty ThiefAunt Lottie is availing herself of all the new technology and a little bit of her old standbys.
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How to Tell a Good StoryIn the South, we love a good story, even if it is about something fairly insignificant.
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Ramblings from the Byrd NestSit with me a minute while I give you my thoughts on everything from olives to bumper stickers.
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What to Write, What to WriteSometimes we all need a little prompting for a writing idea. I checked the Assignment Desk on AC to see what I could find.
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Five Important Rules of the Road for Young DriversDriving should have some seniority privileges. Here's a few I think are important for those beginning drivers.
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Spam or Ham, It's All Baloney to MeLike everyone else I get tons of spam mail each day. I have to say, though, the titles are often intriguing.
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Linda McMahon and Clothes HangersLinda McMahon won her primary and is now ready to take on all comers. Well, the clothes hangers, you'll just have to find out for yourself.
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Interview with the Hubby on Our AnniversaryI interviewed my husband again because of our upcoming anniversary, hoping this interview would be better than the last.
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The Many Faces of Toilet TissueI think people get way too excited about toilet tissue.
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Review of Memphis BeatWatching a few episodes of Memphis Beat has made me wonder if the writers know very much about Memphis.
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Is Fat Becoming the New "F" Word?Discrimination comes in many forms, but sometimes we don't see it.
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Ten Laws that Should Be Passed by the GovernmentI have ten suggestions of laws that would make all citizens lead happier and peaceful lives.
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Sweatin' with an OldieAs we grow older, we can either gripe about our problems or laugh about them. I choose the latter. My car and I did battle.
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L.Q.C. Lamar House in Oxford, MississippiThese photos are of the newly renovated L.Q.C. Lamar House in Oxford, Mississippi. Lamar served as a Congressman, Senator, Secretary of the Interior and Supreme Court Justice.
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Ramblings on Wednesday from the Byrd NestSome of you miss the Monday Ramblings, so to help those in withdrawal, I offer these thoughts about a few random things.
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Mississippi Cities and Counties Placing a Ban on the Sale of SpiceMany Mississippi cities and counties are enacting laws against the sale of Spice because of its misuse by consumers.
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Things that Get Under My Skin - a Response to Jaipi Sixbear's ChallengeJaipi Sixbear issued a challenge to us writers to get a few things off the chest, so to speak. I took up the gauntlet.
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6 Helpful Hints for Planning Your RetirementA humorous look at good ways to make sure you have that money you will need for retirement.
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The Imagination of a ChildWhen I was a child, your imagination was your primary plaything. It could give you hours of entertainment and fun. This was one such time.
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Obamas Vacationing in Maine Instead of on the Gulf Coast?The news told me that President and family are vacationing in Maine. Although he probably needs a vacation, I think he missed a good PR opportunity by not going to the Gulf Coast.
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Bill Engvall, Can I Borrow Some Signs?The comedian Bill Engvall gives out signs to those who say things so off the wall, they deserve to be recognized. I recently found a couple of them myself.
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I Write like Who or is it Whom?I recently tried an exercise on Facebook that analyzed my writing to see what author I resembled, and what I found was interesting.
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Don't Be Telling Me 'Bout Birthing BabiesPhilip Theibert's recent rant about women's writing assignments were always on birthing babies. I can understand that. We women do like to tell the tale.
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Are We Becoming a World of Heartless People?A look at how we're becoming a one-sided social group, sometimes giving the impression we don't care when we really do.
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Is Mel Gibson Mentally Ill, Having a Meltdown or Did He Just Get Mad?My take on the Mel Gibson recent tirade at his girlfriend.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestThis will be my last regular Monday installment for Ramblings, although I feel the ranting will continue for a while yet.
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Queen of the Elementary SchoolSometimes it is just inevitable to have greatness bestowed upon us.
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Ramblings from the Byrd NestRandom thoughts about the 4th of July and commercials on TV.
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A Bowl of BlackberriesMy mom has moved into raising blackberries in her garden. Here's a few photos of some of her crop.
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Living with Bertha, the GhostDon't you just hate it when a ghost won't leave you alone?
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Ramblings from the Byrd NestRandom thoughts about telephone bills, computers and miracle drugs.
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Purple HazeMy purple haiku.
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Finding Mr. Right on the InternetI called my friend Helen who's been trying to meet a potential mate on the internet. I'm not sure, but I think she may be off track a little.
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Aunt Lottie in the HospitalAunt Lottie had an accident and had to go to the hospital. I went to see her.
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Ramblings from the Byrd NestA visit to the local KFC/Long John Silver's and Ms. Nyagu.
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Ramblings from the Byrd NestObservations from the world around us.
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BP Station in Mississippi Has Windows Shattered by GunshotsAn independently-owned BP station in Southaven, Mississippi had its windows shattered by gunshots this week. Frustrations over the oil spill running wide open.
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Playing SoccerSometimes we get involved in things we really shouldn't. Here's a humorous little poem about soccer, just such a thing.
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TV Trivia Quiz on Old Shows from the PastIt's always fun to remember some of our favorite TV shows from the past. Take the little quiz and see how much you recall.
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Working with the Hubby and the MouseSometimes I help the hubby in his business, but I was unprepared for an encounter with one of our passengers.
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What Makes Us Do What We Do?Sometimes people do things that strike me odd. I thought I'd share a few of them.
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Ramblings from the Byrd NestHumorous look at things going on in the news and other fascinating tidbits of observation.
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Featured Contributor in the Et Cetera CategoryI've decided that it would be nice to be a Featured Contributor, but where's my category? I think I've found it.
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Getting Older, Getting WiserCertain things are going to happen that really make you stop and take notice. Growing older has several of them.
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Reflections on Lady GagaAn interview with Lady Gaga on Fuse TV recently gave me several things to think about, and I thought I'd share a few.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestWoman gives birth while driving, traffic lights and Walmart, a full circle of life.
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Yahoo, Yoo-Hoo and WoohooI was telling the hubby about Yahoo buying Associated Content. What was I thinking?
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Looking for the "They" PeopleThe "they" people are always dispensing advice, and I'm wondering who exactly are these people.
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Friday Night at the CarnivalA small carnival recently came to our town, and I thought it would be fun to go. Just like old times.
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Tennessee Woman Found in House Ten Months After Her DeathSandra Lynn Coppedge, a 58-year old woman in Henry County, Tennessee was found in her home ten months after her death. As she slowly starved herself to death, she kept a diary.
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Monday Ramblings From the Byrd NestHumorous thoughts on the mysteries of life.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestHumorous thoughts on life in general and specifically coffee and fishing.
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Who Exactly is Nancy V Canfield?Nancy has been writing a lot of articles recently telling secrets on AC writers. Where is she getting this stuff?
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A Cross on the Side of the HighwayKaren and Ricky felt their love was meant to be, and the happiest day of their lives was the day they were finally married.
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Meetings to Be Held to Gather Input on New Ole Miss MascotThe University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) will be having several meetings during May to gather input for the new school mascot.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestRandom thoughts from shopping to gravy for this week. How strange.
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Aunt Lottie is Now Surfing the NetAunt Lottie decided to join the world of cyberspace, so she bought her a new computer. She's so excited.
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Happy Meal Toys for AdultsIf we need to ban toys in children's meals, maybe we can get that same motivation for adults by putting a "happy" in their meal.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestMonday thoughts for those with inquiring minds.
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A Short Note from PattieJust a note to let most of you know that I've not forgotten you.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestA good week starts with me remembering it's Monday. My humorous take on the world around me.
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Children's Literature May Be My ProblemMaybe my reading material when I was young had an effect on me.
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Photos of the NeighborsRecently, we discovered some neighbors we didn't even know.
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She Would Have Been 18 Years Old This MonthThe story of my first grandchild.
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The Price of Living in a Perfect WorldAs my grandmother used to say, anything that appears to be that good is probably not free.
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The Problem of BarkingMy take on a new product advertised on TV that supposedly eliminates your dog's unnecessary and nuisance barking.
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Day Late Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestDay late and a dollar short, as my grandmother used to say, but still I go rambling along.
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How Much is a School Teacher Worth?A little bit of a rant about school teachers, and why I think we should treat them better.
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Wisteria, Tulips and DogwoodsPhotos of our small town which is full of flowering plants and bushes. Such a nice change from the cold of winter.
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Deliver Me from the Census PoliceI filled out my Census Form and sent it back, but they must not have liked my answers because they sent me another one.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestQuestioning the little interesting things that happen to us daily.
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Lessons from "Law and Order", "Monk" and "Murder She Wrote"I've watched "Law and Order" pretty much since it came into being, and I've learned a lot from it and these other crime shows.
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Photos of Spring FlowersSome of the few flowers that still manage to live in my yard.
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Music Trivia for 60s and 70sWandering through some old music, I thought it might be fun to see how much we remember.
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Herman's Hermits, My First ConcertIt's fun to remember an old dream, especially when it comes true.
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Easter's Good FridayA poem about the importance of Friday and why the following Sunday would be meaningless.
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Aunt Lottie, Fred and the Funky ChickenAunt Lottie's taking care of Fred after his dancing accident.
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Excuse Me, Do I Know You?I think everyone over a certain age should wear a name tag. Not for their sake, but for mine.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestHumorous thoughts for Monday about mundane things.
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Let's All Have a Grand OpeningBusinesses have Grand Openings all the time, even though they've been in business for a long time. Why shouldn't we?
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Product Review of Armour Vienna SausagesAnother way to improve my writing skills, I thought a try a product review of viennas, a Southern staple in the pantry.
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Gardening in the SpringAround my neck of the woods everybody gets anxious to start that garden.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestIs it still Monday? Humorous thoughts about news and other assorted things.
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Springtime in MississippiA few photos of what Spring is like in Mississippi.
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Nice Spring Day to Be AliveJulie loved the brisk Spring weather, the blooming flowers and taking a nice drive in the country.
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Fess Parker Dies at Santa Inez Valley Home.Fess Parker, the star of the TV show "Davy Crockett" died of natural causes at his home in Santa Inez Valley.
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Easter Morning Sunrise ServiceOur little church always had a traditional outdoor Sunrise Service and breakfast afterward. Not being a wimpy bunch, we always held it so we could watch the sun rise. Always an inspiring time.
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Working at Home, a TourAs per a recent assignment, you're invited to come spend a fun day at work with me.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestHumorous thoughts about Fed-Ex, checks and drugs.
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Uttering Forgery and Other Crimes of Non-PassionLocal indictments published in the newspaper often teach me something new.
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Gone FishingA little poem about fishing.
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Aunt Lottie's Response to Tom Lund's ArticleTom Lund, the infamous visitor commentator, has created his on AC content page. Aunt Lottie was surprised when she read one of his articles.
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Dishes I Never UseSometimes, I think we clutter our lives with things we don't use, but then again, maybe they serve a purpose.
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Talking Babies and Pine SolCommercials never cease to amaze me. Who makes these decisions anyway?
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This is a TestFloating out here in cyberspace, I'm conducting a test.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestHumorous thoughts about things going on around me.
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View of the HawkThe hawk sits patiently and waits. A poem.
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Helpful Hints for Writing a Good Short StoryMost people enjoy reading short stories, and a lot of people like to write them. I have some ideas that I think make a short story better.
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2010 Double Decker Festival in Oxford, MississippiEvery year in April, Oxford, Mississippi hosts the Double Decker Festival, where there will be an abundance of artistic crafts, food and music. Everyone is invited.
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Wife-Swapping, an Interesting ConceptTV is just full of interesting ideas sometimes.
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The SuitcaseSometimes the pain was almost suffocating, and she knew she must make a decision.
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Author Barry Hannah Dead at Age 67Renowned author, Barry Hannah, the creator of "Geronimo Rex" and "Airships" will be missed by the locals, as well as the literary community.
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A Year-Long Trip Through Associated ContentIt's hard for me to believe it's been a year since I signed up for AC, but what a fun year.
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What's that Smell?One particular Easter memory from childhood stands out in my mind. It probably stands out in my mother's memory, too.
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Meet AC Writer, Philip TheibertIf you're not reading Philip Theibert, you're missing a good laugh for the day.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestWeekly column of current events and random thoughts brought to you by the weak-minded.
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Building a Deck with the HubbyThe hubby and I decided we needed a deck on the house, so how hard could it be, right?
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Conversation at Friday Night KaraokeSometimes, I have to wonder which is more exhausting, trying to talk or tying to listen.
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University of Mississippi is Looking for a New School MascotColonel Rebel, the Ole Miss mascot, is being replaced with a more modern mascot as soon as someone can decide what it should be.
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AC Writers Who Make Me AngryA humorous look at some AC writers.
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Things I'm Tired of Hearing in the NewsSurely, there are other things going on in the world besides this.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestA humorous look at things in my world.
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Googling MyselfA reader informed me that she found one of my articles while searching for herself on Google, so I decided to give it a try.
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A Borg AlertThe Borg are a nasty race that go around absorbing life forms everywhere. Are we next?
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Oxford Police Department of Oxford, Mississippi Joins FacebookThe Oxford Police Department of Oxford, Mississippi now has a Facebook page in order to help in the prevention of crime.
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Advice from Aunt LottieAunt Lottie answers questions about children and vacations.
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The Healing of Malchus, an Easter Story, Part IIIThe healing and renewal of a man.
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The Healing of Malchus, an Easter Story, Part IIMalchus' second encounter with the Jewish teacher
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The Healing of Malchus, an Easter StoryThe last healing of a man recorded, and his name was Malchus.
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Monday Ramblings from the Byrd NestHumorous thoughts about Dodge cars, ice skating and the news.
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Karaoke May Be Dangerous to Your Health"My Way" fans in the Philippines take their karaoke version deadly serious.
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Florida Teachers Use Mints in Pill Bottles in the ClassroomSandy Young recently visit her grandson's classroom to find pill bottles on the students' desks.
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Things that Smell GoodThe sense of smell is a powerful sensation.
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Thanks, AC, for Returning the "Most Comments Today" List"Most Comments Today" list is back.
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The Lass from County CorkAnother little limerick for St. Patrick's Day just for fun.
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A Leprechaun I'd BeMy contest entry into the limerick contest.
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Facebook's Poker Palace is a Fun GamePoker Palace on Facebook is a fun game, but a little addictive.
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Advice from Aunt LottieAdvice from Aunt Lottie this week concerns dating and having a good time.
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The Work Week, a PoemBefore I quit working outside my home, each day had a definition to me.