As we stood in front of a packed church in Clinton, Oklahoma in 1977 – on that day so many years ago holding hands and saying our wedding vows, little did I know then that it was not as much about the words that were being said (although they are very important) but the silent language of holding hands that was so significant.
We recently were on a graduation celebration trip with our oldest grandson; Dax Graham Black where we toured the Mesa Verde National Park. We had
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– Dedication to my mom for teaching me about a solid work ethic In the days of old when most children worked alongside their mom
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We’ve lived in the Rocky Mountains for the last ten years. As we spend more time in the High Country and when I go on
