
ON BEING IRISH
By Mickey O’Dunaway I was sure I was Irish. Absolutely sure. That is until I was 75, and a relative told me there was no way we had ancestors in the… Read more ON BEING IRISH →
By Mickey O’Dunaway I was sure I was Irish. Absolutely sure. That is until I was 75, and a relative told me there was no way we had ancestors in the… Read more ON BEING IRISH →
I Knew I Would Use Metaphors One Day By Mickey Dunaway | Reprinted with Permission by Currents Magazine | March 2023 | Cornelius, NC Is there a metaphor appropriate to the aches and… Read more A Man and His Boat →
By Mickey Dunaway Whether you are emotionally up or down, happy or sad, melancholy or ecstatic. This picture of Chloe and Boomer, our two Brittanys on a sunny Winter’s day,… Read more Mother and Son →
By Mickey Dunaway | Reprinted with Permission by Currents Magazine | Cornelius, NC February is best known for Valentine’s Day, but let’s face it, Valentine’s Day is mainly for ad agencies whose goal… Read more I Wish You Love →
By Mickey Dunaway Maybe it was the Grammys the other night, which I did not watch. However, I was delighted that Song of the Year, “Just Like That,” went to 73-year-old… Read more A BAKER’S DOZEN WORDS, PHRASES, AND OTHER STUFF THAT GRATES ON ME! →
By Russell Haas INTRODUCTION BY MD It was 1969, and I was in my first year of teaching and coaching at Mary G. Montgomery High School. I never thought that… Read more Old Frank Haas →
By Mickey Dunaway | Reprinted with Permission by Currents Magazine | Cornelius, NC When you read this month’s Moment in Time, I will have celebrated—OK, maybe not celebrated is not the… Read more What’s Next? →
By Mickey Dunaway December 25, 2022 Dear Kinfolks, In-laws, Outlaws, Auburn and Alabama Faithful, Long- and Short-term Friends, Former Teachers and Students wherever you are, and Especially Readers of my stories in Southern Exposures, Currents Magazine,… Read more Merry Christmas Day! →