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Yep, that’s right, I said “huzzies.” For me, at least, the term Huzzie isn’t derogatory. It is a term of endearment. I truly mean that and have no qualms in saying that. Don’t waste your time looking at the WEBSTER Dictionary webpage or googling the term, my definition simply isn’t there. To aide you in Read more
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Very soon, Folx all across the world will begin sharing all their accomplishments and the GREAT things that happened in their lives over the past year. This has become a rite of passage, for the lack of a more appropriate description, for many people. Here’s what I want you to take away from today’s post. Read more
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The feeling of Hope is a fleeting emotion many of us struggle to find. While some might say there is always HOPE, I would say that it is often hard to see or feel at times. Depression and desperation have a way of robbing us of hope. Hope gives us strength. Strength to want to Read more
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What first comes to YOUR mind when you hear the word “Mama?” I’m sure the thoughts and memories it evokes vary in many ways. For me, my Mama was and still is a good old Southern girl. She was raised in the rural back woods of South Alabama. The very tiny and extremely rural Arguta Read more
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My own journey these past 27 months has been filled with profound emotion. Depression has a way of showing itself in many ways. I’m exhausted and angry often, but I also feel Peace and happiness from time to time. Losing the person you thought you would spend your life with has a way of taking Read more
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We all have a story to tell. No matter whether you agree or not, it’s true. The good, bad, and everything between all add up to a life and experience unique to each of us. The question you might ask yourself is this, “Is my story worth telling” The answer most people arrive at is Read more
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For the record, my Grandmother, or as I call her “Granny”, was an old-fashioned farm girl. She was born in an age when folks like her, scraped and struggled to make a good life for their families and themselves. She didn’t come from a family of privilege. That’s not bad, it simply wasn’t her. She Read more
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My first thought was to title this post, “Life, loss and the ever-enduring pursuit of happiness.” It sounded good, to start with, but I gave it a bit more thought and decided to be a little more honest about my intent for this post and go all out with the final title. The first title Read more
Joe from the South 