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Let's be real, saying 'no' is sometimes one of the hardest things to do, even when it is in your best interest to decline.

How many times have you stopped by a roadside stand? This poem hails back to childhood road trips and roadside stands.

I was standing under this tree last week when I snapped this picture. Changing your viewpoint leads to appreciating the present.

Art is as intrinisic to life as the air that we breathe. It is a refuge we all seek, knowingly or not. Thank you to the artists.

Many years ago, I found myself walking down a college sidewalk. Chaos and the unexpected are the events which can have the greatest impact.

You learn many talents working as a real estate agent, as Jennifer has come to realize.

A Friday night visit to a Waffle House brings sustenance. A simple place filled with memories reminds us what a wonderful world it truly is.

Stressors are an inevitable and a frustrating part of life. When the brick wall comes calling, leave it your calling card.

Wisdom can come from the most unexpected places. Neighborly encounters that are less than ideal still provide teachable moments.

September, that season of change full of thermostat swings and wardrobe havoc. Small inconveniences mask a time of beauty and appreciation.

We gather together as friends, a simple thing, really. That's what we are.

Celebrate the rejections along with the wins. I am celebrating the decline of two poems I submitted for a poetry contest.

A relatable short story of two parents attempting to get their two children on the bus for the first day of school.

A prime misdelivery is right on time. Cast iron versatility may not be a paradox.

Gratitude and self-determination entice us to new waters as we disembark from that which has defined us thus far.

No matter how you found Southern Holly, you likely have a few questions.