Hey Everyone ! I left you last month with a poem that my grand-daddy wrote in 1930. I covered some of what Snellville was like during the 1930’s and now I will pick up in the 40's and move forward.
Black Friday. What comes to mind: Bargains? Crowds? Mayhem? All of the above? My guess is Black Friday doesn't conjure up thoughts like “soft” and “cuddly” but, Gwinnett County is changing that.
I have been excited and nervous about this month’s article. Excited: because I was/am very anxious to learn more about ‘Our Town’, Snellville. Nervous: because I don’t want (or didn’t want) to get the dates wrong! I could only imagine the phone calls or FB messages I would get, correcting me. LOL So I decided I would get the decade(s) right and maybe even a year or two.
Are you giving back to your community’s needs?
Local Charities & Non-profits depend on their communities.
New Lawrenceville has given a total of $10,000 in the last 2 years to local nonprofit organizations in Lawrenceville
I have been feeling very nostalgic for the past few weeks. It started when I heard the disheartening news of our beloved friend Jamie Britt. When I learned that Hospice would be at his home.... and then he lost his battle with that awful disease, cancer. It just put things into perspective. During this time I was very thankful for the social forum Facebook, SO many of us kept in contact with each other getting updates on Jamie (Britt).
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