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| Articles about Small Town |
| Small Town Bells in the Death Valley... | | 2008-07-23 03:38:00 | | The fabulous and ever so productive Danish one-man project Death Valley Sleepers has published yet another track. The newbie is called Small Town Bells and as great as it is, it doesn’t really bring much new to the table, as the music continues to sound like The Jesus and Mary Chain joining The Raveonettes in a time machine on a nostalgic trip back to the 60’s to team up with The Velvet Underground. But the real news of the day is that Death Valley Sleepers have finally announced the date of their first gig, which will take place at Rust in Copenhagen on August 28. Unfortunately I won’t be able to make it to their first live performance, but hopefully this means that more concerts will be soon be announced! I’ve done a bit of counting (I’m normally very good at this) and have reach the conclusion that the band has published at least 12 different tracks or pretty much an album worth of music. For your convenience I’ve posted 10 of the tracks below (all of them are free to do | | By: Hits In The Car | | |
| | Big Dreams in a Small Town | | 2008-05-28 13:12:00 | | When I was in High School I had big dreams. I imagined myself one day being a very successful career woman in a loft apartment in a large city. I also imagined I would be married and have 2 kids.So I headed off to college, newly married to my high school sweetheart, with these ideas rolling around in my head. And then during my second year we decided we wanted to have kids quickly. Becca was born during the semester break in 1995. And all of my dreams suddenly took on a new twist. Working and becoming that famous career woman suddenly didn't sound appealing at all. We both decided that daycare was not for us or our kids and I would stay home after college. So we juggled our classes so one of us was always home with Becca. We graduated another kid and three years later. And I stayed home.Now here we are almost 15 years later and I have been a very happy stay-at-home-mom. I exceeded my dream of two kids and will have my 8th in just a few short months. I haven't given up on being a succes | | By: Organized Chaos | | |
| | Really funny jokes-Small Town Justice | | 2008-05-12 02:04:02 | | A police officer in a small town stopped a motorist who was speeding down Main Street."But officer," the man said, "I can explain.""Just be quiet!!!" snapped the officer. "...or I'm going to let you cool off in jail until the chief gets back.""But officer, I just wanted to say....""And I said KEEP QUIET! You're going to jail!"A few hours later, the officer checked up on his prisoner and said, "Lucky for you that the chief's at his daughter's wedding. He'll be in a good mood when he gets back.""Don't count on it," said the man in the cell,"I'm the groom!" | | By: Really funny jokes | | |
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| Great time at small town | | 2008-05-04 12:07:00 | | and This week we had a great time, went out to small town near our city. It was so crowded and lots of people hang around with their family. It was fun. These are some of the photos that I took :D Click enlarge if you need. | | By: Picturing of Life | | |
| | Small Town America; the Simple Life | | 2008-04-21 22:04:10 | | Last weekend was the first really nice weekend of the spring. The weekend before was warmer, but a little rainy. I still managed to get quite a bit of yard work done. Winter came early last year so there was quite a bit of work to do around the yard. See, here in New Hampshire we had [...] | | By: Wake Up America | | |
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| | Small town firefighters, high risk, low pay | | 2008-03-11 10:29:00 | | The two dead small-town firefighters risked their lives for little or no pay and few fringe benefits, other than the reward of helping a neighbour in crisis. Mourners gathered Monday for the modest funeral of Mathieu Emond, a 26-year-old father of an infant girl and part-time firefighter who hoped to land a big-city gig. Two dozen of his burly comrades hugged and cried outside the church in | | By: News Alert | | |
| | | Small Town Gay Bar | | 2008-01-30 15:39:28 | | Recently, there have been many editorials of the demise of the need for “a gay bar” in our urban centers. Do we need to segregate ourselves? Why not simply congregate whenever, wherever with whomever we please? This is... | | By: Bear Bones | | |
| | Why You Shouldn't Hide out in a Small Town | | 2007-10-17 03:36:33 | | We got several calls/emails this afternoon letting us know that Salinda was seen in our former hometown. Within a couple hours the sherriff had picked her up. I talked to her twice. She's really not getting this whole thing. The first conversation she was sobbing and begging to come home. I told her there was nothing I could do. I was not exactly nurturing trying to help her understand that she was in big trouble.They transported her to detention from teh sheriff's office. Detention in that part of the state anyway. SO she gets a second phone call. Her attitude is much different now that she knows that she can't come home no matter what and she is hardened and challenging. She can't make herself admit she made a mistake. And doesn't even deny that she's been playing me.Sadie has a doctor's appointment for a sore on her mouth that she's been waiting a week to get attention and if court is at the same time, I don't think I'm going to go to court. There is nothing more to be done but put her back in detention anyway. With her attitude -- no remorse, cocky, sure she's getting away with stuff, I just can't make myself put her ahead of Sadie tomorrow. If the hearing is at a different time and I can make it without cancelling, I will go.Fortunately for him, Salinda did not reach her destination -- which was to be near John. If she had, I'm sure he would have ran away for her and messed up the progress he's made.So she'll be in detention until we can set up a meeting to discuss her future. If it doesn't get set up before we leave for Texas it will wait until we get back.But she's taken this so far down the line -- she denies taking the money and says she planned to never get caught. Had a plan that she wouldn't share with me of how she was going to live and support herself. She is so short sighted I almost laughed at her.I wish I could report that she had a soft heart and at least felt bad. She doesn't act like she does. She's laughing about how easy it will be to pass her classes if she takes them in detention....And us? How are we? We're relieved she's safe. We're sorry she's making bad choices. We're exhausted. But we are glad we know where she is and that we don't have to anticipate visits from officers, phone calls from her friends or aquaintances, or from her friends parents or anything else for that matter. We can just sleep.Which we desperately need to do. | | By: Never a Dull Moment | | |
| | A Small PA town needs our help! | | 2007-07-27 19:04:06 | | OK folks, we have another plea for support, this time from our friend Al at The Common Sense Conservative…
Please see his story, How are illegals getting protections that citizens are not afforded? and if there is anything you can do to help them, please, answer the call, that’s what Americans are having to do right now, our own government damn sure isn’t coming to our aid…
A Small PA town needs our help!
The town of Hazleton, PA is one of the many small towns throughout America that are under siege from illegal immigrants. We have posted before about these small towns (like Farmers Branch, TX- Texas Deli Needs Our Support!) and how the lives of hardworking American Citizens have been turned upside down. I am from the Philadelphia area, so this one is pretty close to home.
First, a little background. After having serious issues with crime from illegal immigrants and seeing the town’s population grow by over 50%, Mayor Lou Barletta drafted the Illegal Immigration Reform Act. | | By: TexasFred's | | |
| | Paco come home!
In a small town in Spain, a man ... | | 2007-05-25 03:33:00 | | Paco come home!In a small town in Spain, a man named Jorge had a bitter argument with his young son Paco. The next day, Jorge discovered that Paco's bed was empty - he had run away from home.Overcome with remorse, Jorge searched his soul and realized that his son was more important to him than anything else. He wanted to start over. Jorge went to a well-known store in the center of town and posted a large sign that read, "Paco, come home. I love you. Meet me here tomorrow morning."The next morning Jorge went to the store, where he found no less than seven young boys named Paco who had also run away from home. They were all answering the call for love, hoping it was their father inviting them home with open arms.- Alan CohenPaco, hãy trở vá» nhà !Tại má»™t thị trấn nhỠở Tây Ban Nha, có má»™t ngÆ°á»i Ä‘Ã n ông tên Jorge vừa cãi vã dữ dá»™i vá»›i cáºu con trai Paco của mình. Ngà y hôm sau, ông phát hiện giÆ°á»ng của Paco trống không - cáºu bé Ä‘ | | By: Giang Day Truc Tuyen - Teaching Online | | |
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