Category Archives: Adventure

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What do you love to do when you’re not working?

I was asked a question today that I need to answer.  My thoughts might be fun for you to reflect on also.  The question, “What do you and your family love to do when you’re not working?”

The simplest answer…  We love to visit the ocean.  Charleston, South Carolina is one of the favorite places we returned to a number of times.

Now that the kids are grown, some of our favorite gatherings revolve around family reunions.  My youngest daughter pointed out that next year might be a very good time to plan our next family reunion.

Our family reunions revolve around times when all of my siblings are in the same country at the same time.  My youngest sister is a full-time resident of Mexico where she and her family have been missionaries for the last seven years.   Now that our kids are growing up, getting all the kids and their spouses together becomes even more challenging.

There have been several Continue reading What do you love to do when you’re not working?

Kicking you when you’re down

Kicking you when you’re down

Have you ever received a note from someone that was designed to put you down, to set you straight and to make you do something the writer thinks will make everything better? It is fascinating to understand how much some people try to control us and our decisions when we can step back and examine the situation, instead of getting caught up in the emotions as the writer intended. Perhaps your family tries to control what you do and use comments that are critical and hurtful. Since they can’t accept what you stand for or Continue reading Kicking you when you’re down

Take The Next Big Step begins in High School

This is Byron Watts.

Today I’m standing by another building that I went to school at for one year.
This particular school was my High School year and I had some really interesting experiences here.  One of them was my love of photography was enforced and encouraged. Mr. Anderson actually was the yearbook instructor Continue reading Take The Next Big Step begins in High School

Education – seventh grade – Complications of Jr. High

This is Mr. Byron T Watts.

This time I’m gonna show you quickly the building as it is now this isn’t what it looked like when I was in school here but, this is where I attended the seventh grade of my educational upbringing and frankly, it was the worst year of my life as far as education goes.
This was a private school and this location was only here for a couple of years before it moved to the place where I eventually graduated.  But, the reason Continue reading Education – seventh grade – Complications of Jr. High