If parties, presidents, and politics could educate, legislate, and eradicate…
I wrote these words Wednesday morning, "An Open Letter to Both Sides of the Fence on this 7th Morning of 30 Days of Thankfulness." More thoughts as the punditry continues: If parties, presidents, and politics could educate, legislate, and eradicate hate, poverty, and crime well-meaning moral men would've long done so. The only Man with the answer didn't run for office because He's already enthroned. "And I, if I be lifted up from the
Old School Dating #101
Get this, I accidentally found a website where a woman can share a text message from her man so the public can vote and tell her if the guy is "into her", "not that into her", or if "the jury is still out." Dear ones, dating really shouldn't require a committee. Allow me to illustrate with a family story
Old School Dating #101
Shellie Rushing Tomlinson, Belle of All Things Southern, uses a family story to explain that dating really shouldn't need a committee.
Forgetting to Remember
Once upon a time I worked as a drive-in teller for the bank uptown. Trusting your happy hostess with other folks’ money didn’t turn out well. Wait, that doesn’t sound good. I should clarify, quickly. The problem wasn’t my making off with anyone’s funds, it was my tendency to lose track of them and that’s not the sort of thing that will send you up
Willard Herman Scott in the Southern Quote
He was born on March 7, 1934 in Alexandria, Virginia. Among his many jobs were actor, author, media personality, clown and comedian. Although best-known for his work on “The Today Show,” many people are surprised to discover that he was also the creator and original portrayer of Ronald McDonald. After showing an interest in broadcast as a 16-year-old he worked in 1950 in Washington, D.C. He
Buford Thinks Fast
Y’all remember Bubba’s good friend, Buford, right? I was talking to his wife Lou Ann earlier. She assures me that Buford won’t mind me telling y’all what he did the other day. I’m going take her word on it, because it’s just too much fun not to share. One of Buford’s old high school friends has been hounding Buford. The man is in some sort of
Crawfish Cornbread
Hello folks, welcome back to the All Things Southern kitchen. I’ve got a great recipe to share with y’all today. It’s my Crawfish Cornbread. It's all kinds of delicious and simple to stir up. Just put a pot of peas on the stove and throw a salad together and you’ve got yourself a mighty fine meal. “Crawfish Cornbread” 1 pound crawfish tails, peeled 1 chopped bell pepper 1 chopped
An Open Letter to Both Sides of the Fence on this 7th Morning of 30 Days of Thankfulness
To my fellow Americans A wise person once said that fences make good neighbors and surely there's a lot of truth in the adage, but perhaps it'd be wiser if we remembered that gates make friends. I respectfully offer three thoughts for all of us that could build a few as we move forward. Please be gracious in victory. A divided nation needs it. I didn’t vote with you but I’ll look for every
Hazed by the Electoral College — Humor Relief for a Nail-biting Nation
Yes, I know "they" say you shouldn't blog more than once a day and I've already blabbed blogged once today. The thing is, I thought y'all might need some humor relief right about now. Towards that end, here's an excerpt from Sue Ellen's Girl Ain't Fat, She Just Weighs Heavy! I hope you enjoy~ Hazed by the Electoral College One can only imagine why the subject of bribes