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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Orlando beckons
In less than an hour on Interstate 75 the week after Christmas and it becomes abundantly clear that the entire population of the Eastern and Midwestern United States along with a great portion of Canada is heading to Central Florida. … Continue reading
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An unexpected journey
When Barron and Harris piled into the back of the new Hyundai, eager to ride with Daddy after another great meal at Los Hermanos, they had no idea we weren’t following Carla home. We had already had a pretty good … Continue reading
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Tagged Batman, Batman Begins, brothers, Carlton, children, contemporary South, family, family traditions, Georgia Tech, Harris, Lance Elliott Wallace, Lance Wallace, Lilburn, Los Hermanos, New South, New South Essays, NewSouth, parenting, paw paw, relationships, South, Southern, Southern Living, Southerners, surprises, Texas, Thanksgiving, The Hobbit, the South, The Varsity, unexpected journey
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The faces of children
Numbed by the senseless killing of 20 children yesterday in Connecticut, I went back to the drawing board for this week’s post. No topic merits discussion more than the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings. Like a lot of people, I experienced deep … Continue reading
