Faith, Hope, &…

God has a sense of humor. I’m convinced he plays games with us all the time. Or, maybe His angels are the pranksters? A few weeks ago, I got the “Ding!” Uber tells me to go pick up “Faith.” I … Read the rest

Two In – One Out!

Sometime in my thirties (I’m 70 now), I had the privilege of serving on the board of directors for the Home of Grace for Women. Eventually, I became the chairman. The Home of Grace dedicated itself to rehabilitating women addicted … Read the rest

From Russia to Georgia

So, where were we? I’ve missed y’all! It’s been more than six months since my last blog. I said I’d have stories to share, and this is one of them. Ding! Uber request for a long ride. I accepted it.… Read the rest

A Note on the Road Ahead

Dear Friends, When I started writing these weekly stories, I didn’t have a plan beyond sharing what I was seeing and hearing from the front seat of an Uber. Over time, those moments turned into conversations, friendships, a book, and … Read the rest

A Christmas Story – Sort Of

Ding! Uber beckons me to Pensacola Beach. It’s not a beautiful day at the beach as I pick up a father and son, but you wouldn’t know it from the dad’s attitude. “We’re dropping my son off at the Saenger … Read the rest

In For The Long Run!

Thanksgiving, College football, and my 70th birthday filled the last week. I’m grateful and worn out. I sat at my computer fleshing out ideas for this week’s blog. Nothing. Well, several starts, but nothing worthy of you, my discerning and … Read the rest

Thanksgiving’s Explosive Moments!

I’ve updated an older blog to celebrate Thanksgiving. I’m grateful for your support for my book and my weekly missives. If you are in the Gulf Breeze/Navarre, Florida area on December 10th, I hope you’ll attend my first book … Read the rest

Life and Its’ Nuances

“You know, I used to drive for Uber.” The gentleman settled into the right, rear passenger seat and shared a few ride stories with me. “I saved a man’s life once,” he said. “It was late, and I had just … Read the rest

From Different Worlds

We live on the same planet, but more often than not, in different worlds. I picked up a young lady on her way to her job as a restaurant worker. After I told her about my book and the many … Read the rest

Long Story Long!

Buckle up, this could take a moment. Retta was waiting outside the pain center—another doctor’s appointment paid for through a service. So, you know there will be no tip. That’s ok, I get a lot of these while driving during … Read the rest