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First clematis bloom of the season...planted against the outside wall of the woodshed...but found her way inside.This giant beauty fell during a storm in 2018. I’ve filled the woodshed a good 6-7 times, with one more to come. Now my cousin will cut the rest into lumber that he’ll use to restore the coach house down at the studio. He’s the master at making old buildings happy again. And this particular one is very old...probably 125 years or more. #saveoldbuildingsBarn flowers now. Berries later.Breathe in...and...exhale. ♥️Social Media
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We Must Find Our Backbone and Tenacity.
While working for Grimes Publications, I had the opportunity to interview so many incredible people – one of whom was Pine Mountain, Ga., resident and business owner, the late Mr. Al Boyd. He was part of the Normandy invasion and … Continue reading
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Moon Song
“I’m here,” said the Moon to the Earth below. The clouds and rain merely dull my glow. But no one can extinguish the light in my soul… I have an iron-strong spirit that shines like gold. I don’t give in … Continue reading
You Know Who We Are
You know who we are. We are your neighbors. Your friends and your enemies. Your students and your teachers. Your bosses and your coworkers. Your soul mates and your lovers. Your spouses and your exes. We work with you, go … Continue reading
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Maybe Your Socks Are Too Damn Tight
Love hurts. It stinks. I’m better off without it. Done. No more for me. Sound like bitterness? Maybe. But it could be survival. Because the best way to remedy a situation that feels like drowning is to swim. And surviving … Continue reading
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“Raise the Glasses, Look Back, and Smile”
…thoughts from the past. I wrote this for the “Harris County Journal” January, 10 years ago. So you have to add a decade to every number. My dad passed away almost three years ago. But I continue to hear his strong, … Continue reading
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When I Was Seventeen…
…I left Jones Crossroads for the University of Georgia, “with my feet ten feet off” the ground. It was 1968 — the year Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy were murdered. Vietnam raged while innocence bloomed. Peaceful protests worked miracles. But … Continue reading
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Stand with Charlie — Stand Up for Georgia.
Charlie Bailey has been talking for a long time — about 34 years to be exact — since he was about a year old. And, as his mama, I’ve heard him do a lot of that talking. But now, I’m … Continue reading
