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A bunch of us were down at the coffee shop the other day when the subject turned to someone’s cousin’s friend’s stepdaughter who had just inherited a good bit of money. Evidently the girl’s uncle had passed away in Alabama. The man had never married and he didn’t have any kids of his own, so he had left this young college student everything he had.

Hey y'all, Like me, you may have read the following prayer before. Like me, you may want to read it again. It  was offered for our nation over the country's radio airwaves by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on June 6, 1944, the eve of D-Day as Allied troops were invading German-occupied Europe. I don't post it to start a wearying political discussion on the strengths and weaknessess of

I’ve said it many times. The best stories are the true ones and the best of the true ones come from my readers. For instance, today’s chuckle comes from Mike in Atlanta. He wrote me a while back with this account of his charming baby girl, who just might have a future in the banking business. Mike was happy to let me share this story

Welcome back to the All Things Southern Kitchen, friends. I'm going to show you how to make a good biscuit in a snap. Let’s say you don’t have the time or knowhow to make big fat cathead biscuits, but you might have some Bisquick in the pantry. Well, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with taking that route, but I can show you a little secret that