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winter solstice, the great conjunction and k.t. oslin

Posted on December 22, 2020 by Sheila Morris

Last night Pretty came home from a trip to the upstate, sat in her favorite chair, started peeling shrimp from the low country for supper and mentioned we needed to be sure to go outside to view the Great Conjunction … Continue reading →

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A Little Good News and Sweet Dreams

Posted on November 11, 2016 by Sheila Morris

When I was a little tomboy growing up in Grimes County, Texas, which was one of the poorest counties in the rural southeastern Piney Woods side of the state, my dad’s brother, my Uncle Ray who lived in the big … Continue reading →

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Where Do I Put Those Memories?

Posted on October 13, 2013 by Sheila Morris

Country music legend Charley Pride sang about a lost love many years ago and asked a question that haunts me today as I gaze at the signs of autumn around me: Where do I put her memory?      I can’t chase it, … Continue reading →

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