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Croydon
Gayle Hedrington
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February
13, 2008 |
Last
weekend a woman in my writing group mentioned she read that human's DNA
can process only news that would affect a village.
It is a wonderful concept, and of course started me thinking
about the Croydon News.
It may seem like we could contain our news to our small town, but on
second thought we have some sectors of our lives that reach beyond our
town. A small example is our
trust funds which need to be invested.
Of course that makes news of Wall Street important to our village
for our budgeting concerns.
Many
of our residents have family scattered throughout the country so news
from various places is also important. Now this morning I am pondering
what news doesn't affect our community? Although a lot of news stories
don't affect directly, many do indirectly.
So where is the stopping point?
I would love to hear your ideas on this.
February
Birthdays
Feb.
12th was my birthday and thanks to Representatives Beverly Rodeschin and
Tom Howard for having me as their guest at the joint session of the
legislature and "Live The Legacy" The Bicentennial Of The
Birth Of Abraham Lincoln.
Stephen
Woods, Lincoln Presenter gave the Gettysburg Address and Lincoln's
Second Inaugural Address. Following
the presentation, participants and guests went over to Tucker's Library
for birthday cake and to enjoy the exhibit on Lincoln on exhibit at the
library. It was wonderful to
share my birthday with Lincoln.
Speaking of birthdays, Happy Birthday wishes to Linda Schultz and Ben
Platt. Both Linda and Ben
are Valentine Day Babies. Ben is celebrating his 13th year and Linda is
turning 29.
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Betty's
Journal (part 2)
by Molly Bingham Loverin
I
guess I'm going to write in this every day.
I better go back and tell all of my past history because if after
I get to be a big story writer and should die, somebody would want to
write my life story and I want them to get it right.
The
first thing I remember is living in an awfully pretty house. Oh! It was
prettier than anything I've ever seen.
My mother was pretty and sweet and my father was awful nice and I
was happy and didn’t have to worry about keeping my toe nails so short
they wouldn’t wear out my stocking or something they were happy days.
Paul says so too, he’s my twin brother.
It’s
sort of unusual to be a twin but we like it and often thought that if I
should get tired of being a girl, and Paul got tired of being a boy I
could let my hair be cut and Paul grow his out and swap clothes and
nobody’d know the difference because they didn’t when we was young
and dressed just alike.
To
be continued..
My
deadline for news items is on Thursday for the following Wednesday.
Please keep this in mind when you have an event you want published. I
can be reached at ghedrington@wildblue.net.
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