By: Jennifer Richardson Holt Winter is not something we Southerners are particularly good at. Now, don’t get me wrong, many of us really enjoy it. I myself am a big fan, and if there was some way we could manage to maintain foliage on the trees AND have the season I would adore it since lackContinue reading “Chilling Inexperience 1/21/2024”
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A Few Points of Lack 10/29/2023
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt We were heading to my husband’s grandparents’ home for lunch after church this past Sunday. On our way there, we got to see something that we very rarely see in our area. While driving through farmland with livestock is very commonplace, this livestock we saw that day specifically is almost neverContinue reading “A Few Points of Lack 10/29/2023”
An Occurrence Extraordinary 12/6/2020
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt When the temperatures drop below freezing or quite frankly gets even close to it, in these parts that garners quite the mixed bag of emotion. In the south weather extremes are most assuredly not unheard of. We are subjected to tornadoes frequently. The odd hurricane or tropical storm isn’t out ofContinue reading “An Occurrence Extraordinary 12/6/2020”
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