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Our Southern Girl in South America

Our Southern Girl in South America

My mother called me a bird. Last December, 18 days after I graduated college, I flew south for winter to sweaty Santiago, Chile, where the seasons are reversed and summer was just beginning. But warm weather wasn’t the purpose of my journey. It’s winter now (in late...
Southern Soles Keeps Ladies in Style

Southern Soles Keeps Ladies in Style

This unique boutique offers something for everyone. Even the chic furniture in this precious store is for sale. Y’all can find it all: walking shoes Singapore, purses, jewelry, and eclectic accessories displayed across refurbished antique shelves. Spend an...
High Cotton Ties Suited for Southerners

High Cotton Ties Suited for Southerners

Who would have thought Bird Flu and bow ties would share a common thread. Back when folks freaked about H1N1, Cameron Hill was discouraged from wearing silk neck ties. Most ties can’t be cleaned and therefore can carry the dangerous virus. Leave it to...
Honeysuckle Gelato Savors Sweet Summertime

Honeysuckle Gelato Savors Sweet Summertime

Honeysuckle in the sunshine is ever so sweet. Now an Atlanta company has decided to take that decadent smell to the next level. There are two tastes Southern kids can always remember. One is the first time you picked honeysuckle then sipped the nectar from the flower....
Jesus the Gentleman

Jesus the Gentleman

Jesus Christ has several names including Son of God, Emmanuel, Lord & Savior yet as Southerners we sometimes fail to notice the most ubiquitous aspect of His character. He was a gentleman. Look up the definition of chivalry and see how well He fits a gentleman’s...