THE FRYEDAY BLOG

I can count on one hand the number of times that students have expressed any appreciation for a lesson that I taught.

We’ve ALL been there. We’ve all felt like everyone was staring at us.

It was a brown-haired lady, in a long tan coat, with a cat stretched across her shoulders. Yes you read correctly.

Despite all the difficulties this year has thrown at our world, our nation, and my home; I am still thankful for the year 2020.

The old man looked at me. We made eye contact. Then he turned, hobbled away into the Walgreens entrance.

I was at the Dollar Tree, looking to buy a few last minute items for my son‘a birthday party. Isn't that a start to a great story?

The urge to travel hasn’t ever really come alive within me. That is, until I traveled the farthest away from home I’d ever been.

I once read somewhere that dreams are a reflection of our unconscious mind and our emotional truth.

There’s a lady in my life that doesn’t get talked about enough.

I don’t think anyone is ever ready to lose a friend, a loved one, or a family member.

I just knew the baby was going to be a boy. Well...I knew it was a boy right up to the point when I found out the baby wasn’t a boy.

I was introduced to the woman who would be my bride by my girlfriend at the time. And no, it’s not what you think.

As soon as I got the story out of my mouth, I broke down into tears. I cried like I haven’t cried for a long time.

The final minutes ticked away from my last year of eligibility as I watched from the sidelines.

Quick backstory on my musical history...(blank).

Few things are as nerve wracking as a job interview. Especially when it’s your first one.

That’s what dogs do. They steal your heart, then they die. It’s sad. But it’s true. Nothing, no one, even a dog, lives forever.

For most of life’s demands, requirements and rewards hard work is required. There is not much in life that is naturally gifted to you.