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The Queen Mum of England celebrated her 100th birthday this month. In all the televised scenes of the various parties in her honor, she...

Friends Miss the Hugs...

Women instinctually know how to nourish each other, and just being with each other is restorative. Tanja Taljaard, dancer and author. One...

The Lilac of the South...

The blossoms are scattering off the crape myrtles every time the wind blows, falling like hot pink confetti. Gin Phillips author of The...

Where Were You on 9/11?

We all like symbols, those concrete objects representing abstract ideas. Perhaps our country’s newest symbol will be the “Survivor Tree”...

Love Songs...

Are you aware of how many love songs have already been written? And have you listened to all the new ones composed just this year. And...

Let Me Count the Ways...

(If you look closely, you can see a hummingbird on the right of the feeder.) Since childhood, I’ve watched the same movies and read the...

Advice to Heed...

Not long ago, I overheard a grandfather tell an adult grandson who was driving across the state, “Don’t turn up the radio so loud that...

Look, Mom, I'm Graduating...

Mother! Mother! Look at me! I’m graduating! Can’t you see? Yes my son, I see you dressed in a long white robe, mortar board, tassel and...

Two Sequined Birds...

She smelled of flour and flowers and sounded of soft whispers and firm reprimands. She read to her child every day and treated her with...

Seeing with Mother Eyes...

After months of suffering with numbness in her leg and pain in her back, the young mother underwent back surgery. The operation was...

Please Take a Seat...

Be still and know that I am God. Psalms 46:10. For years, Psalms 46:10 has comforted me, stilled me, wrapped me in a warm, comforting...

Care for a Stroll?

I needed more quiet in my life. The French art of flaneuring showed me the way. Erika Owen, author of The Art of Flaneuring: How to...

The Lesson of the Azalea...

The camellia is my favorite flower. I like gardenias and magnolias, too. But, I agree with Southern Living Magazine. “The azalea is the...

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