Two people can do anything as long as one of them is God.” -Diann Mills Tiger fans. Let me hear from you.
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Mon. Sept. 13 Good advice from China
A timely sign from Annette Chaney Place in China
Read More »Sat. 9/11/10
“A single lie destroys a whole reputation of integrity.” -Baltasar Gracian Integrity: Hard to establish; easy to lose. Integrity is one of my six words I seek to live by. It’s such a simple yet complex term. It must be built up and maintained. It can not just be created. It must be nurtured. Lord, help me to be …
Read More »A Wonderful World Sept. 8
We truly live in a wonderful world. That’s the reason I always carry my camera/iphone.
Read More »Sept. 8 "Stuck on Devil’s Tower"
Stuck on Devil’s Tower . . . I’m sure it seemed like a good idea at the time. On October 1, 1941 parachutist George Hopkins did something incredibly stupid. He parachuted onto the top of Wyoming’s Devil’s Tower. Recently while visiting this impressive national monument, I read about Hopkin’s stunt. He did it to get attention and got much …
Read More »Sept. 7 Snakes Alive
In my former life (as a biology teacher) I became known as the snake man. I’ve always been fascinated with snakes. (One evangelist at the camp once said, “I think a lot of you, but you and those snakes worry me.”) Late August and September are active times for snakes in Louisiana. It’s what the old timers called “The Dog …
Read More »Podcast: Sept. 6
Podcast This is our reader’s all time favorite story, “Dead End Road.” Enjoy! 04 Dead End Road 2 It’s from my second book, The Old House.
Read More »Sept. 6 In Celebration of Southern Women
“A Southern Woman can do anything.” -Iris My friend Iris gave me this reply to a question I asked. It sums up why I’ve always loved Southern women. I’m thankful for the Southern women in my life. I married one. She can’t be beat. I was birthed by one. My mother reared us with the best qualities that make our …
Read More »Podcast: Sept 5
01 Leaning trees 1 “Leaning Trees” is a reader favorite from Hearts across the Water. It’s more than a story about pines trees after a hurricane, it’s about not giving up on people, especially young people.
Read More »Wed. Sept. 1 Bent Trees are still Strong
This is a poem by my dear cousin, Mary V. Iles Hudson. She lives in Lake Charles and is full of live at 90+. She is one of the last remaining great-grandchildren of my heroes in The Wayfaring Stranger/A Good Place, Joe and Eliza Moore. Perseverance A seed fell on a certain spot. Just how or when mankind knows not. …
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Creekbank Stories Curt Iles, Storyteller
