Editor: The Keowee Trail developer has been nice enough to solicit community input.

My late father-in-law, Mr. Claude Hunnicutt, once told me that it takes a lifetime to learn how to live, but by then it’s too late to do you much good.

I have spent the past 30 years of my career training private pesticide applicators. 

Willie: First off let me apologize for what I am about to say, “I’m sorry.”

It’s time for someone to step up.

Winter isn’t my most favorite time of the year, considering how cold it can be and how early it gets dark. 

Editor: Recently, a friend of mine made this remark to me:

In today’s issue of The Journal, there is an eight-page special section as part of our recognition of Heart Health Awareness Month in February.

Willie: It is my prayer President Trump will build the wall and call it a wall of remembrance for all of the protective service workers and troopers who have died trying to secure our borders.

I’ve mentioned a trip to Cumberland Island in this column before that was declared a “Galentine’s Day” adventure.

In an old box of pictures and other memorabilia that Mrs. Anne dropped off to keep at Collins Home, I came across a tiny worn book of “New Prayers.”  

Willie: I’d like to comment about the president’s jail cell.

Editor: Since it’s almost Presidents Day, how about some presidential trivia? 

Willie: All Trump’s promises of never leaving the White House, not playing golf, working all the time … we learn our great leader spends most of his time watching TV and calling his cronies for affirmation of his greatness.