With Maryville College in our rearview mirror, we reluctantly headed south on Highway 129 to go home. I adjusted my seat and slowly sipped my tea, knowing that we wouldn’t cross the Tennessee/North Carolina state line till the trusty old truck swings along the Dragon Tail’s curves all 311 times and passes through Deal’s Gap. […]
My Kamp Ultimatum Week Read More »
Does the world genuinely crave peace, or is our craving brain satisfied with coffee, sweets, or not being bothered by people? Can we find the way of peace?
What the World Craves: Peace or Chocolate? Read More »
I made the mistake of typing this phrase into a Google search last week: “how to find my kin.”
After thirty-plus years of researching my family’s historical roots, my family tree is bursting with kinfolk. I have even dispelled a few family myths and quietly tucked one family skeleton in the closet. I was not prepared to be introduced to any other kin.
My Self-Identified Hometown: Finding Kin and Kinship Read More »
