This column originated on It's a Southern Thing, one of the companies I write for. I post a portion of the column here and then give a link at the end to the full original column, or you can go straight to the original by clicking here now. There's lots of other stuff to see… Continue reading You’re still Southern, even if those ‘you know you’re from the South if’ lists don’t describe you
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Trying to get in the mood for Halloween? Check out these incredible mausoleums
Happy Halloween! In celebration of the creepiest of days, I'm sharing some of our photos of mausoleums around the country. Some are gorgeous works of art, others utilitarian. Some are even haunted. All are fascinating. At least to me...but I'm weird that way. Here you go:
See photos from our new book of the bridges featured at Alabama’s Covered Bridge Fest
On Saturday, Oct. 27, Sweetums and I will be in Blount County for the annual Covered Bridge Festival. We will be selling copies of our latest book, “Covered Bridges of Alabama,” from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Oneonta. We’ve never attended the festival but we are excited to go this year, not only… Continue reading See photos from our new book of the bridges featured at Alabama’s Covered Bridge Fest
This Tennessee smoke house is like Cracker Barrel on steroids
A couple of months ago, Sweetums and I decided to go wandering. We had no particular destination in mind but when we looked at places within driving distance, we came upon Jim Oliver’s Smoke House. It’s a well-known place in Monteagle, Tenn., that I would describe as Cracker Barrel on steroids, but that’s a bit… Continue reading This Tennessee smoke house is like Cracker Barrel on steroids
The time I saw those little stars above my head
"The time I saw those little stars above my head" is excerpted from the book "Not Quite Right: Mostly True Tales About a Weird News Reporter," available at local and online booksellers. For a signed copy, email kellykazek@kellykazek.com. Cost is $15 + $4 shipping. Read more about the book here. So here’s how it happened: One… Continue reading The time I saw those little stars above my head
