Living Where the Sacred and Secular Collide
I *heart* October. What’s not to love? Football season is in full swing. {War Eagle!} The temps are finally dropping here in North Alabama. Pumpkins and mums are the decor of choice. And it’s my birthday month! But I have another reason to love October as well. The 31 days […]
One of my favorite things about small towns is the festivals! From Crawfish Festival in Woodbine, Georgia, to the Kolache Festival in Prague, Oklahoma, you have to give some props to the creativity of names at least! This month, on the #SmallTownUSA linky, we’re celebrating these weekends of sketchy rides, […]
Welcome back to the second month of the #SmallTownUSA photo linky! This month we’re celebrating small town patriotism. I have to admit I had a hard time choosing a photo for this month. I have a thing for taking photos of the American flag and I have quite the […]
Tradition: something handed down. Every community has its own traditions. Our small town has one I’d never heard of before moving here. It looks like this: To someone visiting town, this might look like senior vandalism run amuck. But for those who live in Russellville, these names painted on the […]
We live in a small town. And by small, I mean, really small. Not the kind without a stoplight and only dirt roads. But the kind where everyone is related and it takes you two years to find a group of friends because everyone has been BFFs since they were […]
It’s Five Minute Friday time. This week’s prompt is song. I have no idea where it will lead me. But here goes … GO All my life has been defined by songs. The first song I sang in church alone: “I Am a Promise.” The song we sang as […]
