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(ODD)yssey, Blog Post

Day 2 of Where in the South is Bigfoot? You’ll be entered to win a free book

Kelly Kazek

Yesterday, I started a fun game on the blog, asking readers to follow along as Bigfoot and I took a road trip through the South. See if you can identify where we were and enter your guess in the comments on the blog or any of my social media platforms. I won’t publish the answers… Continue reading Day 2 of Where in the South is Bigfoot? You’ll be entered to win a free book

(ODD)yssey, Blog Post

Let's play a game: Where in the South was Bigfoot in these road-trip photos?

Kelly Kazek

I’ve been keeping a secret y’all: I am close personal friends with Bigfoot. I know you are shocked but it’s true. I didn’t mention it because I like to try to protect his privacy because, as y’all know, he is a little camera shy. For the past couple of years, I have secretly accompanied the… Continue reading Let's play a game: Where in the South was Bigfoot in these road-trip photos?

Southern Thing Columns

Here’s why it’s difficult for middle-aged Southern women to be compared to J.Lo

Kelly Kazek

If you missed this week's column on SouthernThing.com, you can click here to read it in full. A few paragraphs are excerpted below. Have y’all seen that meme going around saying we normal women shouldn’t be expected to compete with middle-aged celebrity hotness? It all started with J.Lo’s Super Bowl performance and ended with a… Continue reading Here’s why it’s difficult for middle-aged Southern women to be compared to J.Lo

Southern Thing Columns

‘Night of the Undercooked Veggies’ and other Southern horror movies that should exist

Kelly Kazek

If you missed last week’s column on It’s a Southern Thing (SouthernThing.com), you can read it by clicking here. Below are the first paragraphs. I have decided horror movie directors are missing an entire regional audience by not catering to Southerners. Moviemakers don’t really focus on topics that would terrify us (with the exception of… Continue reading ‘Night of the Undercooked Veggies’ and other Southern horror movies that should exist