Well, I tell you, I believe we all bring something to the table. I was lucky ’cause I liked to read books and then could fill in the right bubbles on those computerized tests, and I found it a privilege to be allowed to sort through people’s troubles. In many other aspects of life, I bordered on lazy. If I had to get on T.V. like you I’d make a wreck of it- too many “ain’ts and I dunnos.”

Like I say, we all have our thing- see today’s post on my friend who worked at the Highway Department. He is a humble man by modern worldly standards, but a guy who cares and is good by me.

Dr. B

It is more likely you were smart enough to pick good ancestors, but we Docs will take credit if we can.

Dr. B

Your perspective is wider than just the South. Growing up in Army life, and work in broadcasting as an adult are both great platforms.

Most readers could learn a lot from someone with that background. I know I could- all I know is medicine and bluegrass music.

Dr. B

Dr. B

I write about the South as per the post war baby boomer crowd. I sense you are young, so let us hear from your generation’s perspective.

Appreciate your visit and drop by again.

Dr. B