Category Archives: Life in the South

Comments, Prose and Essays from a Southern “Transplant” point of view.

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I was raised in a very small town in Ari­zona (well small at that time any­way) called Apache Junc­tion. When my folks moved to AJ there was only one stop light, and maybe a lizard farm and a cac­tus juice stand. The only thing that crossed the streets in droves were tum­ble weeds. AJ has grown up a lot …

February 11, 2010 – 02:45 | By admin | Posted in Life in the South | Comments (3)

The Road to Damascus

I could aptly name this blog entry “true con­fes­sions of an Autumn junkie” because I love this time of year. My hus­band, being the good sport and all around won­der­ful guy he is, takes me on adven­tures. Some­times we point the car toward a par­tic­u­lar moun­tain range and we drive. Today we wound up on parts of the …

October 25, 2009 – 17:10 | By admin | Posted in Life in the South | Tagged , , | Comments (0)

Pictures from the Country

I love liv­ing in the coun­try, and I love it even more when we leave the coun­try to go deeper into the coun­try! We took a fun sur­prise and ran­dom trip this week­end. My hus­band told us girls to bun­dle up and jump in the car and he took us to Abing­don VA. We love to go …

October 22, 2009 – 14:19 | By admin | Posted in Life in the South | Tagged , , , | Comments (2)