Thanks for the ride, Blue
A columnist fondly recalls her 1999 Chevrolet Suburban named Blue and a long life of family journeys. Now Blue wears a For Sale sign as she moves to a different life stage, while a red, modern replacement arrives.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2010
Page
9
A columnist fondly recalls her 1999 Chevrolet Suburban named Blue and a long life of family journeys. Now Blue wears a For Sale sign as she moves to a different life stage, while a red, modern replacement arrives.
Edmund Lewis explains the inspiration behind his Unwritten T shirt line. At night he showcases samples that will be sold through his website.
Edmund Lewis 31, a Baytown educator turned entrepreneur, designs simple graphic T shirts with inspirational messages to empower youth. Each shirt includes a printed lesson and proceeds may fund scholarships and adoptions while a new site launches by August.
The user provided a quoted opinion about profanity in media and its cultural impact, noting Clark Gable’s use of a strong word in a classic film and criticizing the prevalence of swearing in modern entertainment. It emphasizes desensitization and calls for restraint in language use by performers.
A curious letter venting about cell phone texting. The author laments the rise of text messaging and questions why people favor text over a spoken call. Children are named as frequent texters. The writer shares a personal story of adding a texting package and awaiting a call back from a grandchild after a missed cell ping.
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