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05/26/2026

Sometimes we forget what Memorial Day is really about. 🇺🇸

Hate the war love the warrior!

05/07/2026

After 32 years in business you start getting calls and emails offering to buy it. Nope! We still love what we do.

05/05/2026

I shipped a package to a customer of my customer via FedEx and tried to change the schedule delivery date because they are on vacation. Sounds simple enough.
However, FedEx doing it online is not easy, since they prefer that hold it for pick up by the customer himself. And when you call them they make it so hard to talk to a human that it's infuriating.

I find myself screaming REPRESENTATIVE at the phone to no avail. I often wonder how much more aggravated it makes people when they have to go on this phone loop, hearing we know you want to talk to a representative, but we need to know WHY first. Then you tell them why and they still don't let you speak to a representative, until THEY finally hang up.

Some days, are just full of frustration when too many companies choose AI instead of people.

Ok, I am done ranting, 😉but that's why I answer my own phone calls.

04/22/2026

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04/12/2026

What to do with that wind? This is the powerful crossfire burner but what to do with those gushes of wind?

04/11/2026

Respect!

On April 6, 2026, Thomas Edward Gwynn, known as Tullahoma's oldest resident and "The greatest Ranger that ever was," passed away at Life Care Center of Tullahoma at 106 years old.

Mr. Gwynn was born on June 2, 1919 in Moscow, Tennessee. He joined the United States Army and became an Army Ranger in April 1943. He served honorably in World War II and the Korean War, participating in major battles including D-Day, the Battle of the Bulge, the Battle of Normandy, and the Battle of Inchon. After his military service, he owned and operated Gwynn Appliance Repair in Tullahoma. He was a longtime active member of First Baptist Church and was well known and highly respected in the community.

Mr. Gwynn proudly served his county. He was buried with military honors at Bethany Cemetery in Normandy, Tennessee. We honor his legacy by remembering his name. Rest in peace.

(Photo: Thomas Edward Gwynn)

03/24/2026

Please share.

URGENT 🚨 MISSING CHILDREN ALERT 🚨 Please keep an eye out and share. Contact authorities with ANY info.

Two young brothers missing, Marquis (2) and Trenton Medearis (4), have gone missing from Inglewood, California, since March 11, 2026. They were last seen around 4:00 p.m. near Centinela Avenue and Field Avenue.

👦 Marquis Medearis (2)

Height: 2'9"

Weight: 28 lbs

Hair: Black

Eyes: Brown

Last seen: White T-shirt, gray shorts, gray, white, and black shoes

🧑 Trenton Medearis (4)

Height: 3'4"

Weight: 39 lbs

Hair: Black

Eyes: Brown

Last seen: Gold T-shirt, brown shorts, white and blue shoes

🚨 If you have ANY information, please call 911 immediately or contact Inglewood Police at 310-412-5210 or call 911 immediately.

📌 PLEASE SHARE — someone may have seen something that can help 🙏

Let’s work together and bring these children home safely.

03/24/2026

Look at this beautiful park and … our fire bowls are right there next to the play area.
Our Simplicity Edge 72” x18” 8” lip in graystone color. Love it!

Thank you.

03/15/2026

Can you hear the sound of water?💦
�This installation at Austin College in Sherman, Texas features our Simplicity Sugar Bowl, designed to create a peaceful focal point through clean lines and natural movement.

Sometimes simplicity makes the biggest statement.

This one is 60” x24” in Dark Ebony

03/15/2026

Can you hear the water? 💧
There’s something timeless about the sound of flowing water.
�This installation at Austin College in Sherman, Texas features our Simplicity Sugar Bowl, designed to create a peaceful focal point through clean lines and natural movement.

Sometimes simplicity makes the biggest statement.

This one is 60” x24” in Dark Ebony