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Category Archives: Family
Sight and Sounds of the Monteagle Flea Market, late June 2015
The man selling homemade pork rinds is telling a customer, “Oh yeah, Obama’s got this country all screwed up. It’s gonna be World War Three.” I assume he’s talking about the Supreme a Court’s recent ruling on gay marriage, but … Continue reading
Protected: The Belle on the Bill
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Protected: Carolina On My Mind
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Twilight of the Demigods: Review of “Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief”
This review originally appeared in the Classical Association of the Middle West and S oth (CAMWS) Newsletter, Spring 2010; I’m re-posting it in light of Rebecca Mead’s recent New Yorker article, “The Percy Jackson Problem,” of October 22, 2014 It … Continue reading
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Protected: Goodbye Little Yellow House
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Protected: Hogs and Cucumbers
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Along the Duck River
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Exiting Buggy Top
We hiked to Buggy Top Cave yesterday, just south of Sewanee off the Sherwood Road. This is a phenomenal cave to visit, with an eighty foot mouth and a creek running through it. Buggy Top was closed for a while, … Continue reading
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Protected: My World Cup Journal 2014
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