Tag Archives: texas storytellers

between hell and hackeydam

Posted on April 13, 2020 by Sheila Morris

As if the Covid-19 pandemic wasn’t enough, apparently the weather has also turned against us. I hear the wind howling in the trees tonight outside my window – with the possibility of tornadoes on the way according to the weather … Continue reading →

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sally and chance – an unusual love story

Posted on April 11, 2020 by Sheila Morris

This is an excerpt from a post first published here in September, 2011 and later included in the 2013 Texas Folklore Society Anthology titled Cowboys, Cops, Killers and Ghosts. A little longer than my usual posts, but I hope you’ll … Continue reading →

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celebrating a Texas storyteller who was part of my history

Posted on March 21, 2020 by Sheila Morris

Bring a child up with the gift of laughter, and when she is old she will not depart from it. I posted this in March, 2018 during women’s history month.  Enjoy. My paternal grandmother was called Ma by me and … Continue reading →

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