Last Days of California by Mary Miller
Last Days of California by Mary Miller is a short, fun coming-of-age novel about the Metcalf family, embarking on a…
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Last Days of California by Mary Miller is a short, fun coming-of-age novel about the Metcalf family, embarking on a…
Pickling vegetables has been an age-old tradition in the American South. But it’s slowly dying in home cooking due to…
It’s always a good time to change up habits. And the number one habit we all have is to search…
In 1977, the Oconee Enterprise interviewed Berta Elder (my great-grandmother, aka, “Granny”). She was born in 1901 and died in…
“Overtourism” is a real problem. People blame Instagram and social media. Or just smartphones. But I think a deeper shift…
Every industry has outcomes that seem like tricks or secrets to outsiders. But for industry insiders, those outcomes are just…
Travelers Rest State Historic Site is a hidden gem in the Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites division. It does…
Right in the middle of the City of Atlanta, near the wannabe walkable, urban Peachtree Street, there is a Trader…
I’m pretty sure most of my career success is because I know more about spreadsheets than my coworkers or clients….
99% Invisible City by Roman Mars and Kurt Kohlstedt is a New York Times best-selling exploration into the unnoticed yet…
Lives of the Trees by Diana Wells is a captivating exploration into the world of trees and their profound connection…
I recently visited the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, and it was nothing like I expected. Here are seven surprising things…
Sikes Cut divides Saint George Island from Little St. George Island in Florida. It was a project where the Army…
While traveling through Alaska on the Dalton Highway, I got to cross the only bridge over the Yukon River in…
It took me a while to realize that reading every book ever published was an impossible feat. With countless books…
A World Lost by Wendell Berry is a poignant and introspective novel that delves into the themes of memory, loss,…
Tired of your streaming service raising prices? Well, broadcast television is still around. And honestly, it’s a bit better than…
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