Steve Powell
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  • Oxford, NC
  • United States
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Happily married, Teacher,coach. life coach. newspaper columnist. radio personlity, city commisioner, auther of Having the courage to Love Your child, The Old School Smart Parents Handbook", youth advocate.
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Did You Say, The Good Old Days

Posted on November 11, 2009 at 2:56pm 1 Comment

Ah the good old days. We so often think back about those good old days with little consideration as to why they earned the name. If you really stop and ponder the concept one may realize that it had nothing at all to do with a specific time in history but rather those who were making history at that time.



It was the people, not a timeline, that created an era where doing the right thing just because it was the right thing to do was what the memories we call the good old days. It was… Continue

The Feeling

Posted on August 18, 2009 at 5:06pm 2 Comments

There is a certain feeling that comes with a sound that takes your to a place that feels like life is getting better. You don't even have to be feeling bad. It just sounds like how you want to feel every day. It's not the lyrics its the groove, the vibration, the recognition of an excitement that comes from the connection with something good on the outside that blends with something wonderful inside of your soul. It just feels so good.

There is something special about That old school sound. The old artist, having soul as they did and some still do who are still around, had a uniqueness about them that makes you feel the song beyond…

Posted on April 16, 2009 at 2:52pm 3 Comments

There is something special about That old school sound. The old artist, having soul as they did and some still do who are still around, had a uniqueness about them that makes you feel the song beyond the words and the music. It's SOUL. There isn't and there will never be anything that will or can replace it. There are younger artist that have they same gift. However, without the old school sound the feeling is no where the same. With "Old School" there is a commitment spawned by accountabilty… Continue

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At 1:02pm on November 17, 2009, Edie Antoinette said…
Thank you dear heart~
At 1:51pm on April 16, 2009, Edie Antoinette said…
That is such an inspirational comment you just left me. When you joined I felt the biggest jolt within myself...which always occurs when I light upon gems like you. The very same thing happened to me when Lydell left his first comment on my log.

I love people like you. Sorry about the 'diversion' from your letter to my sounds, but uh, that's what I do. *grin* You've actually just scratched the surface. Ohhhh how elated I am that you're here. Just besides myself.
I went by your site and am very impressed! Thanks again dear man.

Love to you and family..♥

~E
At 4:36pm on April 14, 2009, Shelley "SoleMann" King said…
Hey there Brother Steve, welcome to the OOTP Family
At 1:01pm on April 14, 2009, Edie Antoinette said…
Very happy to WELCOME you Mr. Powell!
 
 
 

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