Bluegrass

Letter to the Editor

by | Jun 24, 2015 | Opinion

Awesome as our motivated America celebrates on Saturday “We the People” searing divisive heritage and useful insights in aspirations the deep rich veins of “The Spirit of America the Beautiful”. Stresses free its July 4…239 years after the 56 disingenuous signed the Declaration of Independence.

Collaboration was the challenging up-and-down startups cachet technology jawbone charismatic captivated daunting inspired from the rugged frontier of the 13 colonies to become the sophisticated “50”. Common planning importance streamlined during the revolution of God’s blessed America and has had only the Civil War in its total environment.

Attuned with emerging attractive implementation no country has ever gained more influence (including the Great Roman Empire) with its disciplined risk focused vast and starkly unusual and different hinterlands included in “My Home Sweet Home”.

Courage and compassion and creative work with unalienable inspiration after the rockets red glare and bombs bursting in air “Yankee Doodle” emerged as the appealing land of powerhouse opportunity for relocation in “My Country Tis of Thee”. Flexibility was an old ranging rewarding look for success to consumer behavior under the rules of its citizens standing at attention for “The Star Spangled Banner” with “Old Glory” waving above.

Applaud new ideas and vitality by the innovated doers, dreamers and drivers reinventing and transforming the bedrock systems and to convene minded people the innovative technology and ideas to solve and eliminate community problems, visionaries.

Plagues…YES…by savviest execution blunders especially regarding women’s inclusion and gender under represented minorities brought an everywhere important part of concrete instituted possibilities to rethink concept. Determination by stimulated people with quality transformations strategy constantly since 1776 (239 years ago) has brought “This Land is Our Land” many, many historical events too numerous to name here.

Prerequisite innovative products and inspired prudent diversified experiences have dedicated and recognized the journey…hard but joyful with appealing self-service enacting changes by the strength of unified. HUH? Communications increase capability for fabulous speed and globalization-diversified decisions on unknowing risk yields as example may be refreshing with accountability, jeers, fears and hodge-podge.

Skillfully this is the most important holiday in these United States but not until 1943 (74 years ago) did the U.S. Congress vote July 4 to be a national holiday for all cultures under the rules of its population. Configure, implement, and support!

Pledging their lives, fortunes and sacred honor the 56 signees lost investments, were captured, tortured, wounded, killed and disgraced by the British. All “56” were soft-spoken well-educated men. There were no women present at the signing.

From,

Wayne Spraggins

Collin College Summer/Fall 2026 Reg 2

Deprecated: Creation of dynamic property ET_Builder_Module_Comments::$et_pb_unique_comments_module_class is deprecated in /home/csmediatexas/wylienews/wp-content/themes/Divi/includes/builder/class-et-builder-element.php on line 1380

0 Comments

Subscribe RH Love

Related News

Summer of ‘76

Summer of ‘76

Columnist John Moore still has and uses the radio that kept him, his cousin, and best friend company during the summer of the 1976 American Bicentennial celebrations. Photo John Moore By John Moore | TheCountryWriter.com Author’s note: This week’s column was...

read more
Raising the steaks

Raising the steaks

Columnist John Moore's great grandfather, Thornton Parmer Moore, is pictured circa 1935 in his blacksmith shop. Like most of the era, he made just about everything he needed. Photo John Moore By John Moore | TheCountryWriter.com As a kid, I often heard the...

read more
In the cards

In the cards

Columnist John Moore spent most Saturday nights of his childhood watching the adults play cards and drink lots of coffee. Photo John Moore By John Moore | TheCountryWriter.com In 868 A.D., according to Chinese historical records, a princess was said to have played a...

read more
Who’ll stop the rain

Who’ll stop the rain

Columnist John Moore wonders if we can stop the rain we started. Photo John Moore By John Moore | TheCountryWriter.com Back in 2011, it didn’t rain. It didn’t rain for a long, long time. It didn’t rain for so long that fires began to pop up where I live. One...

read more
State’s wind projects at a standstill

State’s wind projects at a standstill

Dozens of Texas wind projects have been halted because the Department of Defense has not approved the federal permits required for them to move forward, the Austin American-Statesman reported. Data from the American Clean Power Association indicate that the state...

read more
Rockin’ down the highway

Rockin’ down the highway

Columnist John Moore has played guitar since he was eight. The Doobie Brothers helped remind him of why he still plays. Photo John Moore By John Moore | TheCountryWriter.com When I first picked up a guitar in 1970, my fingers didn’t make the sounds I wanted to hear....

read more
Listen here

Listen here

Columnist John Moore has a book on communication his wife bought him in the early 90s. He intends to read it soon. In the early 90s, there was a self-help, relationship book called, “Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus.” The goal of publishing this was for the...

read more
That whatchamacallit

That whatchamacallit

Columnist John Moore speaks Southern. He learned it in his grandfather's blacksmith shop. Photo John Moore Southern folks don’t need proper nouns. We have whatchamacallits and thingamajigs. My grandfather had the only blacksmith shop in Ashdown, Arkansas. That’s where...

read more
Berry berry good

Berry berry good

Columnist John Moore picks blackberries each spring. Something he’s done for a very long time. Photo: John Moore There wasn’t anything accidental about blackberry season in our family. When harvest time came, dad had the harvest trip mapped out long before the berries...

read more
Sounding off

Sounding off

Columnist John Moore still listens to the albums he bought over 50 years ago. Photo John Moore New music coming out used to be an event. Most of the time, you and your friends knew it was coming and you were waiting, money-in-hand, at the record shop to buy it. I...

read more
Order photos