Beech Tree News Network

Tyelie is a 16 year old beautiful female and is a sophomore in high school.  She has a sweet and likeable personality.  Tyelie is friendly and outgoing and also has a good sense of humor.  Tyelie is athletic and enjoys playing sports and she has been on the track and volleyball teams and was most recently a cheerleader.  Tyelie enjoys being around other children and taking care of them. Tyelie has a lot of friends and she likes to socialize at sporting events.

As the saying goes, time waits for no man. Many of you may not be experienced in the art of killing time; but, ‘time wasters’ can sure make time fly. A time waster may be a person or an activity that causes someone to spend a lot of time doing something that is unnecessary and produces little or no benefit.

Working as a kitchen mechanic it never ceases to amaze me how one single action in the kitchen can generate three or four times as much trash.  If I could get away with it and first wife Bett wouldn’t holler too loud, I’d get me a 55 gallon drum to replace the trash can in the corner.

I met Rodney and his three body guards, Ginger, Brock (middle name Lee), and Baby while I was on my paper route this week.  Rodney is a rooster, his three body guards are dogs.  They belong to the Shepherd family, who told me that Rodney was the last of his brood.  The others were systematically picked off by foxes, coyotes and other night prowlers.  Rodney, who seems a bit small for his age, stuck close to the dogs; once again proving brains often triumph over brawn.

Several weeks ago, I was walking through Greenwood Mall when a place called 360 caught my attention.  What is 360 you ask? They sell a wide variety of fashions: from hip-hop fashions, dresses, jewelry, concert tees and such.  Of course, I zoned right into the concert tees.
To get a little background, I spoke to manager Bree Sundell.  She told me the store opened in April of this year.  She personally has bought 16 outfits from the store, so she can obviously speak as a satisfied customer as well.  Of the store, Bree said “I love it”. 

Like many others, I am a former proud ‘band parent.’ I do not play an instrument. I tried the piano: at age 10, I just couldn’t sit still long enough to practice. But, I have a deep admiration for musicians and enjoy watching a band show.

Old-timey words and phrases from my generation are rare now, I’ve said that before.
PUT UP AN ENGINE- Old mechanics didn’t overhaul an engine. They “put-up” an engine.
How about GRINNIN’ LIKE A MULE EATIN’ SAWBRAIRS?  It speaks for itself.
HAPPY AS A COON ON A ROASTNEAR. Roasting ear is proper, but whose proper?
AT BANGER ‘S GOT A GOOD RANG TO IT.  Banjo rings good.
HOSEPIPE- Middle Tennessee; they also call an outdoor convience, The Statehouse.
QUILE- Something a snake does.  A spring coils, but doesn’t get riled.

Nicholas, born 3/98, likes to go by Nick. He has a friendly, likeable, and easy-going personality. Nick has good verbal skills and will ask for help when he needs it. He has been working hard in school to catch up to his grade level and get ready for high school. He admits that he enjoys taking classroom breaks for lunch and recess. If Nick got the chance to go out for dinner, he would choose a barbecue place like Famous Dave’s. For fun, he enjoys riding his skateboard and shooting hoops. Nick likes to be active and tends to act on impulse. He doesn’t like to hear “no” for an answer.

My friend, Jeanne LeBlanc, asked for a pair of red cowboy boots for Christmas one year.  She was forty-five and living in California at the time.  Jeanne had fond memories of the pair she had gotten for Christmas when she was six and living in her home state of Louisiana.  She wanted to revisit the joy of walking around in red cowboy boots.  I know that joy, for I too received a pair of red cowboy boots for Christmas when I was six and living in Kentucky.