Editorial by David Kellin, editor@pantagraph.online Occasionally I get asked about who Sara is. My photography business is Sara’s Dad’s Photography. This is when it get tricky for me and many other parents. Sara is my Daughter. She was born on… Read More ›
Editor Thoughts
How Journaling Can Improve Your Mental Wellbeing
By David Kellin, Editor@pantagraph.online It has been called the $1.79 therapist as that used to be the cost of a pen and paper. Now it would be under $10. Journaling is a habit that has been a benefit to people… Read More ›
Use of Picture Cost City of Aiken
Editorial by David Kellin, editor@pantagraph.online State Article The story I reference can be read via the link above. Below is an article about an amateur photographer and a picture of Trump Article The town of Aiken recently settled a lawsuit… Read More ›
Oh, For The Days Of The Frozen Baseball Field
Editorial by David Kellin, editor@pantagraph.online Winter is coming to the south. People are bundling up and commenting on how cold 60 degrees is. It is almost tradition to make these comments about the weather. I understand, but don’t really agree…. Read More ›
We Have Come A Long Way Since 1969
Editorial by David Kellin, editor@pantagraph.online This afternoon, NASA monitored the landing of the INSIGHT lander on Mars. The voice counting down the meters had me holding my breath. The words that “Touchdown” was confirmed, led to a massive exhale. INSIGHT… Read More ›
Editorial: Standing With Acosta
Amendment V No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the militia,… Read More ›
The Art Of Chocolate Chip Cookie Making
Most all the great bakers and chefs will tell you that it is not what recipe you use, but how you make it and how much of you is put into the dish. Reading a book on southern cooking, the… Read More ›
Trick or Treating at The Parsonage
The parsonage at North Prairie stands out in my memory as the place for Halloween. The house stood right next to the First Methodist Church where my father was the pastor. A full porch with 7 concrete steps faced out… Read More ›
A Cup To Help Shape The Future
As I sit here twirling the yarn in my hand, I have to ask myself why I am doing this. What is the pressure to complete this craft introduced to me by an 8 year old girl. My time with… Read More ›
A couple of small requests
First of all, Thank You for reading the articles on Pantagraph.online . It means that we are reaching out and providing a desired sorce of news for you. In an effort to make sure you get the latest articles from… Read More ›
