By Mickey Dunaway Many of the wonderful people we had discussions with on this remarkable trip Down Many Sandy Dirt Roads have already received the written version of this post. However, they have not… Read more Down MANY Sandy Dirt Roads →
By Mickey Dunaway, Professor of School Law Mike McLeod and I spent many hours in the classrooms and hallways of Semmes High School, a good public back in the early… Read more He Ain’t Southern—He’s my Hero →
By Mickey Dunaway | Reprinted with Permission by Currents Magazine | Cornelius, NC In the phases of our lives, we are dependent, growing and learning to be independent, putting down roots and legacies, and hopefully… Read more If This is Goodbye →
By Mickey Dunaway It is Saturday, August 13th, 2022, and Sandy and I are on the road to God’s Country to see God’s People in South Alabama. We are going with… Read more Going to See God’s People →
Despite the dog days of summer in hot-Alabama, that hunting season didn’t start until November, and the fish were hiding in the shady spots I couldn’t reach with the wiggler… Read more August’s Expectations! →
by Mickey Dunaway NOTE TO READERS: Normally, this time of the month, I post the column that I write for Limitless Magazine, a publication aimed at the older crowd who live… Read more “Pissing My Pants” in Alabama →
By Mickey Dunaway | Reprinted with Permission by Limitless Magazine | Cornelius, NC I expect that most of the readers of this column have played the childhood game of Mother, May I? The gist of Mother,… Read more Moment in Time – May ’22 →
By Mickey Dunaway Since 2002, a vast school district near me has employed and fired eight superintendents. That averages out to 2.5 years per superintendent. Makes me contemplate the smarts of Mark Twain regarding Boards… Read more Wisdom of Willie T. Ford →
Southern Exposures 