Workforce Pell is a great opportunity for students to save money and allow student aid for short-term, employment-focused certificates Because I exhausted my Pell Lifetime Eligibility Used at 600% in 2016, the new Workforce Pell program does not give me a new Pell Grant opportunity. Workforce Pell expands Pell to qualifying short-term workforce programs, but it […]
How things are going and the road ahead Printing, publishing, and painting — I’m really getting into learning about the root of how they do it. How to create books from scratch including creating the paper, the ink, and bindings. đź“…Â Date Written:Â 2026-08-03 Dear Reader, Welcome, friends. I’m doing a quick summary / status of my
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Memories of a 15-year-old White Drummer in a Black Blues Band I wrote this back in 2019 but apparently never published it. This is a autobiographical vignette about when I was the drummer for “Robert Johnson’s Blues Band” (no, not ‘THE’ R.J. — it’s a common name). My Dad was the bassist for a group
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FINALLY—A local Farmers & Maker’s Market in Geneva, AL! I visited a first-of-its-kind Farmers and Makers Market in Geneva, AL. It was hosted by 3rd Day Market & Milling, a local shop working hard to add healthier, more intentional food and lifestyle options in a town that’s mostly been running on barbeque, Mexican, and meat‑and‑three
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Famous Friends, Prophetic Voices & Rock in Geneva Today I’m heading to Headland for Prophet Timothy Dixon’s new church opening (with Julie Green flying in!), catching up with friends like filmmaker Isaac Medeiros and actor Jesus Payan, and maybe even checking out a local metal band at Geneva River Fest. Faith, community, and a few
