RICH: Remembering a man of the people
Even though he came from California, my old friend Jim had a way of connecting to and understanding Southern folks.
RICH: Karen the actor
My friend got the role of a lifetime -- a small part in a movie starring Dolly Parton -- but I don't mind taking some credit for pushing her in that direction.
RICH: Crying and cussing
Sometimes this old world gets crazy enough that it drives the sane insane and the easy-going folks to swear.
RICH: Looks aren't the main thing when it comes to biscuit pans
When it comes to Southern cooking, your biscuit pan says a lot about you.
RICH: Dixie Dew's big news
It's me. Dixie Dew, again. Y'all who read this column regularly know that I am Ronda's adorable and svelte (though she writes differently) dachshund. This is the third time I've guest-written this column but since it's Mother's Day, I'm giving her the day off. This is my gift to
RICH: The useless opinions of others
By not listening to what everyone else thought, my friend found a love of a lifetime.
RICH: David Hume and the Scotch-Irish
A history lesson of my people and why we are the way we are.
RICH: I'm in a hurry
Remembering a quick story about the Intimidator.
RICH: Mama's cake
When it comes to Easter, Mama's Smiley concotion always took the cake.
RICH: The glamour of grammar, Southern style
When it comes to grammar, I know the rules better than I follow them.
RICH: Reflecting on what makes an obituary writer a great one
A friend of mine who has a penchant for sending along lovely, thoughtful gifts out did himself a while back.
RICH: King James and Will
If Shakespeare and the King James version of the bible are considered such relics, why haven't we found any better way? That is the question.
