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Writings on Ferdie’s Desk
- Lolita March 8, 2020
- No! March 2, 2020
- Teddy $30M February 18, 2020
- Birdman February 16, 2020
- “Sometimes Nothin Can Be A Real Cool Hand!” February 15, 2020
- Fall February 12, 2020
- The Iowa Primary February 4, 2020
These Stories I Uploaded to: Delery Gazette
Watch “My Movie” on YouTube
Happy Mardi Gras! Here is a clip that I made at Delery Studio. I hope that you enjoy! The movie (below the clip) is having troubles right now, and will not open. Sorry! I am working on it. Meanwhile, enjoy the clip that I posted for now. This is the movie (below) that I […]
The Delery Gazette
NOTE: Mardi Gras 2020 has passed.. I will write some good stuff about what transpired over the final 5 days of the season. Firstly, I will eat; then, I will write… MAYBE THIS EVENING. Meanwhile, I describe in this video what I will write about: What you have below are my stories and articles. I […]
Zion
What you have below are my stories and articles. I also show a list of my articles and drafts so that you may read any of my previous stories that you like. Have fun reading what I write. One of my first thoughts was that Zion Williamson will start for the NEW ORLEANS PELICANS TONIGHT… […]
ALL SAINTS DAY
I am leaning here on my dad’s headstone six years ago on ALL SAINTS DAY. That is my sister, Peggy, facing the tombstone. I once said to relatives that I have at times awaken at home with my daddy sitting on the edge of my bed… my grandpa Cates too. I just said, “Hey;” then […]
I Played My Trumpet
I played my trumpet with the Jesuit alumni band at the Jesuit vs. Holy Cross game on Friday, Octobet, 4, 2019. Oh, what a night! I played my trumpet with the Jesuit New Orleans alumni band. It was the 100-year anniversary of the rivalry. There was a ceremony after the game with fireworks and award […]
Me On Trumpet
Me on trumpet.
New Orleans Saints Are Wild
This is New Orleans SAINTS’ Demario Davis speech before the Seattle SEAHAWKS game: Listen up! It’s time to hunt. It’s time to hunt. The hunt’s got three parts. First it’s the prowl. The prowl is where you study your prey and you creep in and figure out how you’re going to get that perfect strike. […]
Hear God
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- People who know me know that I am scared of women. I was reckless when I was a young man. Now, they want to #mopthefloorUp with me. 1 week ago
- On Sunday morning, I crashed and burned while #GoingLive on #Twitter after a goo-gop of viewers tuned in from around the globe. 1 week ago
- #Mayor Latoya Cantrell is banning businesses from collecting fees and fines from our struggling and dying citizens.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 week ago
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Maria Bello
Maria Bello played an excellent role in the movie THE COOLER. I have to study to see if she was nominated for her portrayal of William H. Macy’s love interest in the movie. She has played other excellent roles in … Continue reading
Switch Party
Switch #political #party. Continue reading
Mea Culpa! Mea Maxima Culpa!
I studied Latin for 6 years (4 years at Jesuit High School and 2 years at New Orleans University); so, I know the “Mea Culpa” well. Also, I was an altar boy at Corpus Christi and Sacred Heart grammar schools. … Continue reading
The Heart of the Pythagorian Theorem
I often used the Pythagorean theorem and all of Euclidean formulas on my job for NASA and in life in general. My educational background led me to the use of many formulas from my studies in school. I scored the … Continue reading
Lady in a Bikini
I am looking for a lady in a bikini. Many songs are about how dreams come true. On the last page of Ch 1 of my book #IHAVEaDREAM at https://t.co/g6MwxOIdVE I describe my #fav #function. It includes a lady in … Continue reading
Scott Baio was Correct
@ScottBaio >>You got it right. Continue reading
