Tag Archives: Marc Cullison

by Marc Cullison  [mcullison.com] A few days ago I turned loose of a friend I have had for the last 11 years. She was faithful, reliable, and trustworthy. Those are things you can say about a vehicle. They’re true. My … Continue reading →

by Marc Cullison  [mcullison.com] I used to believe that I could write well enough that people would want to read what I had written. I suppose that might be true to some extent. I have spent many years learning the … Continue reading →

by Marc Cullison    [mcullison.com] If life did not continually throw challenges at you, it would be boring. I mean, get up in the morning, eat breakfast, go to work (either inside or outside the home), come home, eat dinner, … Continue reading →

by Marc Cullison     mcullison.com I used to be a computer programmer.  Now, I have a more sane life, if you can call trying to impart knowledge to teenagers sane.  But I don’t have the hassles of crises anymore. … Continue reading →

by Marc Cullison   (mcullison.com) I have a Kindle. It’s my second one. A Paperwhite.  I love it. I am a voracious reader and I don’t do too badly at writing, either. I read a little bit of everything, but … Continue reading →

by Marc Cullison  (mcullison.com) I’m really getting frightened.  Frightened of what is happening to some of the folks in this wonderful country.  I continue to peruse Facebook posts by some of my friends and some of their friends, and I … Continue reading →

by Marc Cullison   (mcullison.com) I have many interests and find myself embattled over where to direct my attention.  When the task becomes too deep for my meager mind to tackle, I sometimes turn to Facebook.  There I can revel … Continue reading →

by Marc Cullison     (mcullison.com) I’ve heard stories and read comments about writer’s groups.  Some good, some bad.  But nothing that would prevent me from joining one.  The first group I joined was about thirty minutes from my home … Continue reading →

by Marc Cullison,     mcullison.com That’s what my daughter calls me. One morning when she was home for a visit, mention was made of the coffee beans I had just ground and placed in the coffee press.  Of course, I had … Continue reading →

by Marc Cullison (mcullison.com) Getting older is full of choices and obstacles. They can be good, bad, or both. I suppose it depends upon your perspective. I have had six careers in my lifetime. Two of them are still with … Continue reading →