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Tag Archives: Tom Parkhill
Lisa’s Garden and Her Island Home
Lisa Stanley’s neighbors in the Island Home area of Knoxville have dedicated the green space just inside their neighborhood’s entrance as “Lisa’s Garden” in celebration of her life. Continue reading
Posted in Autobiographical, Backyard Nature, Beauty, Blooming, Courage, Family, Friends, Home, Knoxville, Love, Stage, The Arts, Wonder
Tagged An Arundel Tomb, Civil War, Col. Thomas Williams, Dr. Frank Faulkner, East Tennessee University, electric trolley cars, Frank Faulkner, Grace Parkhill, Hampden Sydney Academy, Island Home, Jakob Dylan, James White, Joni Morabito, Knoxville, Knoxville Opera, Laura Parkhill, Lisa's Garden, Mitzi Congleton, Moses White, Perez Dickinson, Philip Larkin, Silent Witness, South Knoxville, Stanley's Greenhouse, Tennessee, Tennessee School for the Deaf, Tennessee Stage Company, Tom Parkhill, Wayne and Carolyn Williams
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Much Ado About Laura and Tom Parkhill
On Saturday, April 23, my photographer husband Kurt and I were ever-so-fortunate to capture love at its most rapturous when our friend Tom Parkhill married the love of his life, Laura Regis. Yes, gentle blog readers, you heard me right: … Continue reading
Posted in Blooming, Childhood, Creativity, Happiness, Joy (Joie de General), Knoxville, Stage, The Arts, Uncategorized, Wonder, Writing
Tagged Dale Dickey, Elvis, Laura Regis, Rossini Festival, Shakespeare, Shakespeare on the Square, Tennessee Stage Company, Tom Parkhill, Tupelo Honey Cafe
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Grace’s Son, Tom Parkhill
When I was growing up in East Tennessee just across the river from downtown in South Knoxville, I went to school with a rather extraordinary guy named Tom Parkhill. Our parents were friends so we would occasionally go over to … Continue reading
Posted in Autobiographical, Courage, Family, Friends, Happiness, Knoxville, Love, Stage, Tribute, Women, Writing
Tagged Berea College, death, East Tennessee, Elwood P. Dowd, Emporium Building, Grace Parkhill, Harvey, Jason Schwartzman, Jimmy Stewart, King Kong Lives, Max Fischer, pooka, Rushmore, Shakespeare in the Square, South High School, Tennessee Stage Company, Tom Jones, Tom Parkhill
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Stage Left With America’s Finest Character Actress, Dale Dickey
“If I got my teeth whitened, I’d probably never get another job,” Dale Dickey laughed when I met her in our shared hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee, in 2010. That year brought the level of acclaim so richly deserved by Dale, one … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Joy (Joie de General), Knoxville, Photography, Screen, Stage, Style, The Arts, Tribute
Tagged #True Blood, Clarence Brown Theatre, Dale Dickey, Emporium Building, Independent Spirit Awards, Jackson Avenue, Jennifer Lawrence, JFG Coffee Building, John Hawkes, Knoxville, Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, Kurt Weiss, Streetcar Named Desire, Tennessee, Tennessee Stage Company, The Sundance Film Festival, Tom Jones, Tom Parkhill, University of Tennessee, Winter's Bone
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