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Tag Archives: family
Today’s newspaper column: “On Valentine’s Day, ‘All you need is love'”
Today’s column in The Greenville News is all about love. Because love is all there is. It’s easy. To read, click here. To hum along with the Beatles all morning long, click below. All You Need is Love
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Tagged all you need is love, Beatles, children, Emily Dickinson, family, first love, Joan Crawford, Katherine Scott Crawford, love, newspaper column, parenting, poetry, romance, St. Valentine, The Greenville News, Valentine's Day, William Shakespeare, young love
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Today’s column: “The family flu: This, too, shall pass — won’t it?”
Today’s column in The Greenville News is all about our recent–and continued–bout with the family flu. To read, click here. Healthy ones, may the force be with you!
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Tagged dealing with flu, elderberry, family, flu, flu 2015, Greenville, influenza, Katherine Scott Crawford, newspaper column, parenting, SC, sick kids, The Greenville News, WNC
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New column: “Christmas ornaments can tell the story of a life”
Every stood by your Christmas tree, looking at all the ornaments, and been besieged by memory? Today’s column in The Greenville News is all about those ornaments, and the stories they tell. I hope you enjoy, and if you do, … Continue reading
New Column: Elk Tailgating & We Have a Book Giveaway Winner!
Hi, all! Two things: 1.) My newest column is up online at The Greenville News. This one’s all about Fall, family, being outside, and visiting the Cataloochee Valley of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park’s coolest residents–the elk! Read it … Continue reading
Literary Pilgrimmage Day 4: MFA Graduation & We Hit the Road!
It’s laughable how long it’s taking me to post about my literary pilgrimmage through New England and on down the east coast back to Western North Carolina. Especially considering it happened in JULY. But such is life. Here are the links … Continue reading
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Tagged Connie May Fowler, family, farm, Katherine Scott Crawford, literary pilgrimage, literature, Massachusetts, MFA in Writing, Montpelier, Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks, New Hampshire, parenting, poetry, road trip, road trip with kids, Robert Frost, Salem, state capitol, VCFA, Vermont, Vermont College of Fine Arts
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New column: “Put some of summer’s lazy pace into your Fall”
Today’s new column at The Greenville News is all about how to hang on to summer just a little bit longer. Or, at least, my attempt. Read it here. I hope you enjoy!
New column: “Your memories might not be your own”
Hi, all! Today’s column is up at The Greenville News, and this one’s all about the theory of ancestral memory, or inherited memories. Ever wondered if you’ve inherited more than eye color and height from your ancestors? Well, check it … Continue reading
New Column: “My favorite hiking spot: Black Balsam Knob”
Today’s column is up: the great outdoors, family, my favorite hiking spot in the whole of the world, and even a proposal story. I do hope you enjoy it! To read my column in The Greenville News, go here. And … Continue reading
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Tagged Brevard, family, hiking, hiking with dogs, hiking with kids, Katherine Scott Crawford, my favorite hiking spot, NC, newspaper column, outdoor life, outdoor recreation, parenting, Pisgah National forest, The Greenville News, trail guide, Western North Carolina, WNC, writing a newspaper column
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New Column: “Got spring fever? Head out to the woods”
My newest newspaper column is up. Find it here. This one’s about spring fever, hiking, family life, and Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest. Hope you enjoy!
A New Baby
Just stopping by for a moment to introduce my May Day baby, Willoday Tiger Dodson. We’re calling her “Willa.” The names: Willoday is a family name on my husband’s father’s side and Tiger is my great-grandmother, Anna Tiger Crawford’s, maiden … Continue reading
