Budweiser seems to make the best commercials so here are a few more.
Budweiser – “Rocky”
Budweiser – “Respect”
Budweiser – “Clydesdale Donkey”
by bulls7123
Tag: Debra Davis Hinkle
Favorite YouTube Influencers
I’ve been watching the Carriker family for about four years, which includes Dr. Matt Carriker (OfftheRanch) and his father Dr. Lee Carriker (Out on the Ranch (with Dr. Lee).
Shirley Radcliffe Bruton Highlighted
Shirley Radcliff Bruton was a guest author on Susan Tuttle’s website recently. Click on the link below to read her delightful post.
Guest On Another Website
I was a guest for the second time this year on Susan Tuttle’s Website. Click below to read the post.
Learning to Appriciate My Computer Left Brain
Good Commercials
I usually fast forward through commercials. However, there are some that I don’t think you should miss. Here’s the first three in a new series:
D Clydesdales 2013 Budweiser Super Bowl Ad Extended Version of “Brotherhood”
Budweiser – “Dream”
Budweiser “Stick”
Winning First Place, Finally
I’ve won second and third place and been a finalist in different writing contests. But that first place has always been elusive.
My husband promised to make me a oak shelf for my first trophy with the first place win.
Guess what? I finally won first place.
On Wed, Sep 2, 2020, 4:28 PM slonwgoldenquill@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Debra,
I am happy to inform you that you have won FIRST PLACE IN CREATIVE NONFICTION in the 2020 Golden Quill Writing Contest for your entry “A Split-Second Revelation”.
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Again, congratulations, and thank you for entering. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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Contest Director
No trophy. Not with this win.
I guess that means no oak shelf, too.
Shirley Radcliff Bruton Highlighted
Shirley was a guest on Susan Tuttle’s Blog. Click on link below to read her inspiring story.
Missing months
The last four – five months have been taxing for most and horrible for some people. I fall somewhere in between.
Besides the virus, I’ve been dealing with my husband’s medical issues. Open heart surgery at the best of times is a lot to go through. But when the patient and the loved one can’t see each other, it’s a whole new world.
I was lucky to have a sibling and a few close friends and neighbors to help me get through that month without him. The first few weeks after he got home he needed a lot of help, then less and less. Now, he seems fine. And, I thank God for his recovery.
Bottom line is: I don’t know where the time went. But I know I wasn’t blogging.