• I talk to cars. I’m neither a car whisperer nor a complete fruitcake. But it’s become a habit that can be equally annoying or, in [...]

  Who Knows Your Truth?

  September 20, 2021
• When driving around the South, it’s easy to believe that kudzu, that ubiquitous vine, could be slowly gobbling up huge portions of land. A [...]

  It’s Easy To Get Carried Away

  July 19, 2021
• When 98 year-old Pete DuPre, a World War II veteran, put his harmonica to his lips and played our national anthem, tears came to my eyes. This [...]

  Respect Has No Expiration Date

  July 8, 2021
• When I was younger, I had the burning desire of most kids. To be an adult, free from parental controls and restrictions. Free to be me, doing [...]

  It’s All I Ever Wanted–Freedom

  July 5, 2021

• I am a naturally loud person. I speak loudly and laugh with enough decibels to be heard from a distance. As a soccer nana, the grands now tell me [...]

  Who Holds Your Megaphone?

  January 25, 2021