Savannah Sideways
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The vast, longleaf pine forests of southwest Georgia aren't where you want to get lost after dark. This is hunting country, and though best known for i…
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Used to be, Savannah was a real stinkpot. 
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A hospital cafeteria is not the most glamorous place to have an existential crisis.
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It was always one of my favorite jokes as a kid:I cracked up the wordplay, a grammar nerd from the womb. But I also loved how it alluded to the univers…
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Maybe it’s the moonshine talking, but I like my Savannah overgrown and slightly dilapidated.
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The most important thing about harvesting rice is that it has to be picked dry, and it has to stay dry. “Now don’t get any wet parts in there, or it’ll…
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Hallo, Savannah Sideways friends ~ Well, I’d hoped to put together an extensive photo album of all the places mentioned in this week’s Iceland travelog…
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We were somewhere on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula on the edge of the glacier when the drugs began to take hold. I’m talking about the ibuprofen, obviousl…
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The mister and I have been traveling all week in Iceland to celebrate my 50th turn around the sun and 23 years of marriage, both which feel like tremen…
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The funeral proceedings of Bobby Zarem last Friday afternoon were standing room only, which is exactly the way he would’ve wanted it. 
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This confession is going to get me kicked out of the zeitgeist and probably disinvited to somebody’s book club wine party, but I don’t enjoy murder as …
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Feeling a little spaced out lately? Or maybe life’s constant barrage has you wishing for brief respite into space? Understandable, considering *waves h…
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