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Greetings!
Enjoy these great stories and poems
from U.S. Deep South writers.


    * Al McSweyn -
      Dancing to King Neptune & the Sea Biscuits...

    * Gene Owens -
      Raspberry Running Ant Is Coming!

    * Ross Cavins -
      A Summer Sunday

    * Bob Vance Moulder -
      Bustin' a Watermelon...

    * Peggy Rice Wright -
      Memory Flavored Ice Cream

    * Eddie Draper -
      Oasis

    * Maxine Sommers -
      Mackinac Island

    * Gail Livesay -
      A Kid Again

    * Andy McNeil -
      The Difference Between Men and Boys...

    * C. W. Hardeman -
      Figs!

    * Jane-Ann Heitmueller -
      Grosspapa and the Crow

    * Hollis Baker -
      Way Up Morgan Creek

    * Ralph Gordon -
      Gone Fishing

    * Phil Bratcher -
      Pimento Cheese Spread

    * Newt Harlan -
      That's Entertainment ~ '50s Style

    * Mike Windham -
      Finding the Front of a Tree

    * Marion M. Dollar -
      My Bad Day

    * Curtis L. Johnson, Sr. -
      More Than Race

    * Jackie Cooper -
      My Uncle Frank

    * Ralph Jones -
      The Storm That Never Came

    * Kent Fletcher -
      Psssssssssst!

    * USADS Readers -
      Southern Expressions ~ NEW!

    * Ann Ipock -
      Be the CEO of Your Own Life

    * Annie Taylor -
      Pa and the Red Mower

    * Thomas Burns -
      Mobile Animal Services

    * Kendall Vealey -
      My Favorite Southern Expressions

    * Mary Scobey -
      Out of my Element

    * Beth Boswell Jacks -
      Forget Your Troubles, C'mon, Get Older!

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Southern Food
Thoughts for the Day:


"The only artful way to fix string beans
is to cook them almost to death."
~ Ludlow Porch


"I'll be happy to get home and eat
two-year-old ham, corn bread, beaten
biscuits, pound cake, yellow-leg fried
chicken, and corn pudding."
~Duncan Hines


"You can tell how long a couple has been
married by whether they are on their first,
second, or third bottle of Tabasco."
~ Bruce R. Bye

"The true Southern watermelon is ... chief
of this world's luxuries, king by the grace
of God over all the fruits of the earth.
When one has tasted it, he knows what
the angels eat!"
~ Mark Twain


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