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Quiet Gentility — LaGrange, Tennessee
Quiet Gentility — LaGrange, Tennessee by Deborah Fagan Carpenter A village so beautiful, even the pyromaniacal William Tecumseh Sherman didn’t set it ablaze. La Belle Village, or LaGrange, as it is better known, rests on the bluffs above the Wolf … Continue reading
Beach to Bistro by Deborah Fagan Carpenter
She goes from “beach-to-bistro.” Ease of wear, comfort, quality and classic lines are the hallmarks of the versatile creations by designer Ellis Dixon, and her transitional casual-wear can be dressed up or down to become perfect attire for almost any … Continue reading
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Tagged custom swimsuit, Deborah Fagan Carpenter, ellis dixon
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Responsible Binging by Deborah Fagan Carpenter
Those petite, crafty purveyors of fat and sugar have made their annual appearance. Yes, it’s Girl Scout Cookie time. Not only are the enticing little badge wearers situated in front of many grocery stores, catching unsuspecting shoppers at their most … Continue reading
You Can’t Judge the Art by the Chicken by Deborah Fagan Carpenter
An enormous silver chicken glistening in the pouring rain caught my eye as I motored down highway 231 near Brundidge, Alabama. The artistic fowl announced the existence of Art`wurks, located in an unassertive block building, and in which I assumed … Continue reading
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Tagged Alabama artist, Deborah Fagan Carpenter, folk art, Larry Godwin
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Oceans of Inland Escapes by Deborah Fagan Carpenter
It’s not just about the snowy white beaches in North Florida! Of course the most beautiful beaches in the world can be found on the Gulf Coast Panhandle, but there are also deep lush country roads, and “oceans” of … Continue reading
Mary’s Doorway Philosophy by Deborah Fagan Carpenter
“Let’s stay together and be as rusty as that ole tin.” This is one example of the straightforward wisdom flowing from the heart and hands of folk artist Mary Proctor- an uncomplicated, optimistic outlook for relationships, friendships and marriage. Her … Continue reading
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Tagged Deborah Fagan Carpenter, Florida, florida artists, folk art, Mary Proctor, porchscene, primitive art, southern art, southern artist
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A Garden Shop For All Seasons by Deborah Fagan Carpenter
A magical experience awaits shoppers who visit the Urban Gardener during the holiday season! The Memphis garden décor shop is enchanting throughout the year, but when the “season to be jolly” rolls around, it becomes a captivating winter wonderland. … Continue reading
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Not Just Another Pretty Cupcake
Not Just Another Pretty Cupcake by Deborah Fagan Carpenter “Hey, if you can’t sleep Thursday night, could you bake one of your delicious chocolate cakes for my party Friday?” Requests like this from friends who realized that Kat Gordon … Continue reading
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It’s All in the Hands by Deborah Fagan Carpenter
“Orthopedics is like woodworking in bone,” he said. Dr. Jeff Justis made the decision to become a hand surgeon when a fellow medical resident pointed out the similarities between that specialty and Dr. Justis’ lifelong passion for creating with wood. … Continue reading
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