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Kentucky rumblings: conclusion
By Rick Hinton Ghosts — imprints of a life once lived or harbingers of a future yet unfolding — are always with us, just sometimes buried. Sometimes in the night I feel them coming to […]
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How to get your Valentine’s date just right
By Curtis Honeycutt Chivalry isn’t dead — yet. Follow these tips to make sure your Valentine’s date wants to smooch you into oblivion at the end of the night. After all, yours truly was quite […]
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Coo-coo for cashews
By Wendell Fowler I’m nutty about cashews and can’t resist their seductive, sweet creaminess and recently discovered my attraction to the tasty tree nut is actually enriching my health and creating a feel-good vibe. The […]
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TOP TEN RECENT QUOTES FROM WILL ROGERS (WERE HE ALIVE TODAY) #29
By Torry Stiles 10. “When I was in grade school and it got cold, we didn’t get the day off. We just had to walk to school faster and bring some extra firewood with us.” 9. “Can […]
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Strange rumblings in Kentucky: Part II
By Rick Hinton There are mysteries in southern Kentucky … secrets not obtained easily, yet secrets all the same, just inside the range of shadows. As with any small town across the country, some things […]
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TOP TEN SIGNS REAL WINTER HAS HIT THE SOUTHSIDE
By Torry Stiles 10. Dairy Queen swaps the pumpkin pie ice cream for frozen hot chocolate. 9. Nobody even questions the existence of “frozen hot chocolate” ice cream. 8. Any dog with less than […]
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Cacao: Mayan ‘food and medicine of the gods’
By Wendell Fowler Revered as the “food of the gods”, cacao (kə-ˈkau̇) is the seed pod found in the fruit of the Theobroma cacao tree. The Amazonian superfood was first discovered by the Mayans and […]
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The Super Bowl of grammar
By Curtis Honeycutt Last week I discussed the topic of subject-verb agreement. Many of you wrote in and asked about sports teams, particularly sports teams whose names don’t end in “s”: are they considered singular […]
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Strange rumblings in Kentucky: Part 1
By Rick Hinton It’s almost unreal how memories come flooding out of that compartment you’ve buried them in for so many years; especially valuable when you are working on a book of your teenage adventures. […]
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Let’s agree to agree on subject-verb agreements
By Curtis Honeycutt You only have to look as far as your social media feed to realize people disagree over just about everything in our current climate. He’s a crook! She’s a liar! You’re crazy! […]