Author Archives: wisdomfromafather
When Boobs Attack!
Originally posted on Texana's Kitchen:
Boobs. Hooters. Ta-tas. Nah-nahs. Melons. Jugs. Headlights. Honkers. Rack. Chi-chis. Bosoms. Gazingas. Honkers. The Girls. The Twins. Tits. Pillows. Fun bags. Bumpy bits. There are hundreds of names for them, some more respectful than…
Merry Christmas
I know I’m a sound sleeper, but what month is it? I’m not adverse to Christmas advertising, but this is October, isn’t it? I didn’t sleep through Halloween, did I? Have we elected a new president yet? And we certainly … Continue reading
Surprise
Late last spring, my daughter came out to visit. She left me a whole bunch of little notes scattered throughout the house, in my books, in the drawers … everywhere. After she left, I periodically found these notes. They were … Continue reading
Grandma
As promised, here is the photo from the DeGrezia reunion. Just about the middle of the sea of humanity is yours truly. Just another reflection from the day. Everyone I spoke with — whether it was my second cousins or … Continue reading
Family ties
I just got home a little while ago from a family reunion in New Jersey. What a trip … and that’s a good thing! But before I get too far, let’s rewind a few months. At my dad’s funeral, a … Continue reading
Beer with Jesus
I haven’t always been a country music fan. In fact, having been city born and bred, country was “hillbilly” … you know Rednecks with beer bellies and rusty old dirty pick-up trucks with gun racks. Oh, wait a minute … … Continue reading
It’s the economy
I’m sorry, President Obama, I thought the economy was getting better but, alas, I was wrong … and I have some very unscientific research to back up my conclusions. You see, I haven’t found a penny in parking lots in … Continue reading
Made in Jersey
I tuned into Made in Jersey {more accurately TiVoed it}, probably more because I was made in Jersey and thought the show might have promise. It didn’t. In fact the story about a street-smart sassy girl from Hoboken making … Continue reading
The Light 