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New contributor Hannah Kanfer shares a personal story about compassion in her essay "The Meaning of a Haircut".
New contributor Hannah Kanfer shares a personal story about compassion in her essay "The Meaning of a Haircut".
Huntsville poet Ginny Gilbert offers a look at the future if we're not mindful of our actions now.
Margaret takes us along on a springtime adventure!
Michael Guillebeau muses about songs and poems written in his soul.
New Sundial contributor Eileen McCoskey brings us her story entitled "Home".
English teacher Amy Dobbs has compiled her Calhoun students' thoughts on what makes life worth living into a poem.
New contributor Suezy Proctor recounts a "lemons to lemonade" story!
Sundial contributor Jackie Williams recalls a blustery day spent in a hospital waiting room with a frightening man.
Sundial contributor Kate Watts brings a story about her investigations into her ancestry that have no connection to coffee.
Sundial contributor and snowbird Cindy Small gives us an inside look at life around the pool in her senior community in Florida.
Sundial contributor Pat Graves remembers one of the soldiers whose interment he witnessed between his tours to Vietnam.
Andrew Gonzales returns with his tribute to airports, which, believe it or not, he enjoys visiting!
Sundial contributor Rose Battle recalls her first experience with employment and the lessons she took with her throughout life.
Sundial contributor Ron Warren shares a personal story of a close family member with dementia.
Joyce Billingsley looks back on her life and appreciates that she has always been able to adapt.
Sundial contributor Hethalyn Godwin shares a personal story about gifts given—and received.
Sundial contributor Michael Brown uses metaphor to explain the controversy over the Crimson Tide's ranking this season—and show that it's nothing new!
Melissa Ford Thornton remembers her anxiety at having to produce a perfect holiday meal for her extended family.
Sundial contributor shares a holiday remembrance from her childhood.
Sundial contributor John Tate recalls a dangerous turn in his family's holiday journey.
Sundial contributor Donna Geise reads her prize winning poem "There Was Nothing Memorable or Special".
Doreen Fulcher recalls a tragedy involving gravy at Thanksgiving.
New contributor Sam Calhoun of Elkmont shares a poem he wrote, inspired by the canyons of Bankhead National Forest in Alabama.
Sundial contributor Alan Burkett recalls a most perfect day from his childhood in Jacksonville Florida spent shopping with his Mom.
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