samsons1

aka Sam Bralley from Johnson City, United States. Wizzley author for 12 years. 59%

Hi, I'm Sam, and welcome to my Profile Page. I'm retired from the USPS and recently discovered that I like to meet people through writing about my early life and things that seem of interest to all. Hope you enjoy yourselves and please rate my offerings. Other places to find me: Best Reviewer, Hub Pages, Info Barrel, MyLots, Red Gage, She Told Me, Stumble Upon, Triond, WebAnswers, Wikinuts, Xomba and Zazzle. If you like flowers you can see many of my pix on RedGage. So get a cup of coffee, kick back and enjoy your stay. Go VOLS!

Growing Up In a Different Age

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Growing Up In a Different Age

Now, I'm a grandfather, but I still recall growing up as a child and the quality times we had as a family...

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Culture and Society

Do You have Pet Peeves?

Of all the situations you found yourselves in today, what little, or large occurrence could you say has caused your blood to heat-up, let’s say, just a little bit…

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Honey, Will You Pick Up some Tide for Me

A loving spouse is always looking for little ways to show their love by doing little deeds and errands without complaint to compliment and bond their relationship.

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Holidays & Celebration

"You Say Tomato, I Say Tomahto..."

In “You Say Tomato, I Say Tomahto…” I try to bind the hearts and celebrations of all people during this holiday season.

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Holidays & Celebration

"It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas..."

In “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas…” I attempt to embellish the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes of a memorable holiday.

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Everyone Loves a New Puppy

In “Everyone Loves a New Puppy” I relate our acceptance of a new puppy and the joy experienced by my wife and myself even after a tragic loss…

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Culture and Society

This Last Cold Spell Must be Blackberry Winter

In “This Last Cold Spell Must be Blackberry Winter” I again relate to our local custom of ‘weather prognosticating’ the particular cold spell being experienced at a given time in t

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Culture and Society

Would You Call This Dogwood Winter

In “Would You Call This Dogwood Winter”, I relate to just how the local people ‘size-up’ the newcomers to our area as they try to blend and fit in as quickly as possible but are u

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Culture and Society

Is This Redbud Winter?

In “Is This Redbud Winter?” I relate to the lack of patience we sometimes possess rushing into spring and doing things our way as opposed to allowing nature to follow the natural s

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