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Spring Is Doing Her Thing

Posted on March 18, 2013 by russtowne

Like a shy but beautiful young lady, Spring is slowly revealing her glorious beauty And vibrant spirit in ever-more-colorful ways For all the world to see a little more each day. Love, Russ

Posted in Beauty, Nature, Photos I Took, Poetry I Wrote | Tagged color, flora, flowers, glorious, lillies, nature, photography, photos, poem, poetry, red, roses, Spring, white, yellow | 12 Comments

I just read an amazing and heart-warming story of four people–two men and two women; mostly strangers–they had to quickly trust each other at a critical and terrifying moment to save the life of someone they didn’t know. They took … Continue reading →

Posted in Courage, Inspiring, Making the World a Better Place, Vids & Stories That Touched Me | Tagged black, Heroes, Heroes of Humanity, Los Angeles, race, Reginald Denny, truck driver, white, Yahoo News, Yahoonews | Leave a comment

To The Stars, And Beyond

Posted on March 12, 2012 by russtowne

A friend on Facebook posted this quote. It resonated with me and I thought it would with many of you, too. “And finally, I believe in my whole race. Yellow, white, black, red, brown –in the honesty, courage, intelligence, durability….and … Continue reading →

Posted in LIfe Lessons, Quotes I Love, Random Thoughts | Tagged black, brothers, brown, courage, decency, durability, endure, evolve, Friend, friends, goodness, great contributions, heairless embryo, heart, Heinlein, hers, his, honesty, insatiable curiosity, intelligence, noble essential decency, opposable thumb, oversize brain, planet, race, red, resonated, sisters, skin of our teeth, stars, survive, This I believe with all my heart, to the stars, to the stars and beyond, unlimited courage, white, yellow | Leave a comment

I Just Returned from a Memorial Service of a Man I’ve Never Met

Posted on March 11, 2012 by russtowne

I just returned from a memorial service of a man I’ve never met. He was a distant relative of my elderly father-in-law who would not have been able to go if I hadn’t taken him. The deceased was born in … Continue reading →