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“Since I’m buying,” General Boone said, “give them whatever they want, Sergeant, so long as it’s cheap. I’ll have a Scotch, no ice, and a glass of soda on the… Read more Scot’s Scotch Whisky →
“Since I’m buying,” General Boone said, “give them whatever they want, Sergeant, so long as it’s cheap. I’ll have a Scotch, no ice, and a glass of soda on the… Read more Scot’s Scotch Whisky →
By Mickey Dunaway Reprinted with permission from Limitless Magazine Cornelius, NC 28031 I am going to have the pleasure in future issues of Limitless Magazine to explore each MONTH in History. We… Read more January in History →
Remember the Six Million Dollar Man TV show from the 1970s? I bet most will. The show’s plot was that Steve Austin, test pilot, crashed a plane he was flying… Read more Twenty-six Inch Redfish →
Over most of my life, I have been learning how to be a storyteller. Storytelling is not a gift only conferred by the Almighty on a few unique folks who… Read more Lessons from My 74th →
The essay below is reprinted with permission fromLimitless Magazine, November 2020 (https://issuu.com/lakenormancurrents/docs/limitless_1120?fr=sZTNiYzczNDQ) __________ My wife and I took a different route to the Charlotte area than most inhabitants of the queendom. We didn’t flow in a torrent downward; we trickled up, a state at a time, from our family homes in south Alabama. My wife and I were born, bred, raised, and remain influenced by South Alabama more than any other single place in our lives. To us, the Holiday Season begins with Thanksgiving—my personal favorite—and carries over to college bowl… Read more Holidays with a Southern Exposure →
On Monday morning this week, I watched the CBS Morning News on CBS with three hosts that I enjoy because they are generally fair-minded. Gayle King, who I think I could sit down… Read more Double Entrendre →
A few days ago, things almost returned to normal for me. Eight friends and relatives traveled to Hopedale, Louisiana, for two days of inshore fishing. We drove to a portion of Louisiana… Read more Almost Normal →
Last week I posted an essay, Dad, Am I a Redneck? The story’s gist was about my oldest son’s quest to out-Redneck a work colleague, John, from Vermont. With pictures from his Mother’s… Read more I AM a Redneck! →