Monthly Archives: December 2014

Childhood Christmas by Patricia Neely-Dorsey

Posted on December 17, 2014 by Patricia Neely-Dorsey

The holiday season is upon us and celebrations have begun! Though many people still have large family gatherings for the holidays, they are by no means, like the ones of yesteryear. Times are rapidly changing and the type of Christmas celebrations that most … Continue reading →

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Recipe for Life

Posted on December 10, 2014 by Deborah Fagan Carpenter

  He’s a man of the cloth, but today his frock is more likely to be a chef’s apron or a painter’s smock. Monsignor Paul Canonici may have retired from the Priesthood, but his current life is overflowing with colorful … Continue reading →

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More Southern Speak by Gary Wright

Posted on December 5, 2014 by Gary Wright

If it were easy, then everyone would understand Slap my head and call me silly is not an invitation to produce the physical action called for, rather, to call attention to the fact that I have overlooked the obvious and … Continue reading →

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Thanksgiving Highs & Lows by Mollie Smith Waters

Posted on December 2, 2014 by Mollie Smith Waters

Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday, but it is also one that brings me some consternation. Why? There’s no purchasing of gifts to have to contend with, or the fear that one’s gift won’t be liked or appreciated by the receiver. … Continue reading →

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