Thursday, December 26 2002
Narrative Journeys
I see it as the globalization of the Southern experience.
Wednesday, July 24 2002
Hollering Therapy
Confederate soldiers utilized the Rebel Yell to put fear into the hearts and souls of the Union Army. It also made them happy, I suspect, to holler in the woods.
Wednesday, June 26 2002
The Pantego Mud Run: A Fourth of July Event
Many have described the Mud Run as Heaven on Earth for folks who love beer, tattoos, tube tops, and tobacco
Wednesday, May 29 2002
Touring the South
Agri-tourism. It seems people will pay good money to drive a tractor, weed collards, and pick cotton.
Tuesday, April 23 2002
Southern Yard Art
. . . the inevitable chemical breakdown of the rubber components of tractor tires . . . combined with the unfortunate fading of red plastic in both artificial begonias and roses, brought about a sense of urgency in the group's ultimate mission . . .
Wednesday, March 27 2002
Am I a Southerner?
Today's Southerner plays whatever card is needed to win the hand.
Wednesday, March 6 2002
The New American Jingoism
Then, when the US and other countries amassed enough Jingo Credits, they would be allowed to unfurl their flags.
Wednesday, January 9 2002
The Deer Camp
The Deer Camp is about 20 miles into the next county, five miles down a winding stretch of dirt road, and smack in the middle of 200 acres of forest and swamp.
Wednesday, December 19 2001
Missing Walter
. . . I paid my stay-at-home-PTA-homeroom-chairperson-every-freakin-fieldtrip-chaperone-mother dues . . .
