Ronald “Runt” Lineberger who had been a mentor and father figure to me in my teenage and young adult years was at the Robin Johnson House with not many days remaining.
I went to see him one evening after I got off work. He had a lot of visitors that day so after visiting with him a few minutes, I went over to an adjacent room where his wife Ann and sister Girtie were sitting to talk with them.
I don’t think either of them had been getting very much sleep, and it had put them in a state that I always referred to as being a little slaphappy.
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Girl, 4, hilariously leaves dad in hot water after finding 'woman's bra' in car - Mirror Online
Children seem to have a unrivalled talent of being able to ask the wrong questions at the wrong time and walk away innocently leaving a trail of destruction behind them.
Whether it's telling a white lie to your friends or making up an excuse to teachers at school, your child will never miss an opportunity to call you out on it and leave you to awkwardly pick up the pieces.
But one man learned that his young daughter isn't scared to land him in hot water at home - even when he's done nothing wrong.
Billboard names Nelly's 'Hot in Herre' the top summer song of the 2000s | The Blender |
Nelly performs at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Maryland Heights on Sunday, June 25, 2017. Photo by Jon Gitchoff
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Billboard magazine has ranked the top Songs of the Summer for the past twenty years and determined Nelly's "Hot in Herre" is the No. 1, season-defining Song of the Summer of the 2000s. The song was released in 2002 and is from Nelly's "Nellyville" album.
Of "Hot in Herre," the magazine wrote: "In 2002, Nelly was tasked with following up his stellar 2000 debut 'Country Grammar,' featuring the hit title track, 'E.I.' and 'Ride Wit Me'; what the St. Louis rapper decided to do was return with the Song of the Summer to rule all Songs of the Summer. 'Hot In Herre' is sweaty by design, an ode to unbearable hotness marked by literal grunts ('Give a little bit of ah, ah/With a little bit of ah, ah!') when words just won't do.
Former weather girl causes temperatures to rise with seriously sexy thong photo - Daily Star
The star boasts 13.3 million followers on Instagram where she shares her workouts, bikini snaps and photos of her adorable pooch.
Whether she's inspiring her followers or just making them drool, Yanet knows exactly what people want to see.
In her latest snap, the TV host stunned in a black thong while hiding behind a leaf as she sat next to the pool.
Not only did she amaze her fans by the racy photo, Yanet shared a very inspiring caption when she posted yesterday.
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Ailing Parkersburg girl opens lemonade stand for her own treat | News, Sports, Jobs - News and
RayLee Townsend, 5, took to the corner of 13th and Latrobe streets Tuesday to sell lemonade and Kool-Aid to raise money to buy herself a special toy after undergoing surgery today to have a mass removed from her hip. (Photo Provided)
PARKERSBURG — Cold drinks on a hot day taste a little bit better when they come from a 5-year-old girl who wants to raise money to buy herself a toy after undergoing surgery.
RayLee Townsend saw a Kool-Aid stand at a yard sale and an idea sparked: she was going to sell Kool-Aid and lemonade to raise money to buy herself something nice after her surgery today to remove a mass from her hip.
Vampires Never Left: A History of Vampires in Young Adult Fiction | Tor.com
With the announcement of Stephenie Meyer's forthcoming Midnight Sun , vampires are fresh on everyone's mind. Meyer's return to her world of sparkling vampires in Forks, Washington takes the YA classic Twilight and reimagines the love story from vampire Edward Cullen's point of view.
Casual lovers of the genre might say that vampires are back! But to that I would say that vampires never left. Follow me through the journey of YA vampires.
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Nearly a decade later, Pete Hautman's Sweetblood (Simon & Schuster, 2003)warns readers about the dangers of meeting strangers on the internet (even when they claim to be vampires). Goth girl Lucy Szabo makes a case that vampires were actually regular people with untreated diabetes. Pale skin, low blood sugar induced comas, receding gums that might give the appearance of fangs? Here, vampirism is debunked and the threats of the real world and its human predators are exposed.
WRITE TEAM: The best show is 'Golden Girls' | The Times
When I pondered what to write about for my next column, I wanted to write about something funny and relatable. It seems like everything we see on television and in the newspaper is depressing, and we could all use a good laugh.
I thought to myself, what is a great television show that never gets old and always puts a smile on my face?
If you guessed, “The Golden Girls,” then you are correct. “The Golden Girls” has made me laugh since it debuted on Sept. 14, 1985. “The Golden Girls” was fiercely funny and brilliantly written.
Here's how Minnesotans are managing to create summer fun in their own backyards - StarTribune.com
Maddy Goeden was thinking about the pandemic summer stretching ahead and missing her family cabin on Lake Superior. It’s a special place, with a sauna that she calls its “social and spiritual center.”
The Minneapolis pediatrician realized her family’s annual cabin gathering wasn’t likely to take place this year. But she had an idea: Why not bring the cabin to her city backyard, if only for a night?
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So she rented a tent sauna, wood burning stove and small plunge pool from Stokeyard Outfitters , the company behind Minneapolis’ mobile Sauna Village. One night in May, after the kids had gone to bed, Goeden and her husband, Matthew, spent the evening in the backyard — heating up in the tent, and then cooling off with a dunk in the icy pool, over and over again.
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