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Tag Archives: Union Avenue Books
Add a “Y” to Your Fox
I walked in the middle and was happy to be with men who were not willing to shut their eyes to life. Continue reading
Posted in Autobiographical, Beauty, Courage, Happiness, Intuition, Joy (Joie de General), Love, Op/Ed Thoughts, Tribute
Tagged And There Was Light, Buchenwald, Defense de la France, France-Soir, General George Patton, Jacques Lusseyran, true courage, Tyre Nichols, Union Avenue Books, World War II
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Stop. You Look Fabulous!
A few ideas of how we can nurture the joy within us during a global pandemic and a time of division and fear. Continue reading
Posted in Backyard Nature, Beauty, Blooming, Books, Fabulous, Happiness, Home, Joy (Joie de General), Knoxville, Op/Ed Thoughts, Uncategorized, Wonder
Tagged Antidote: Happiness for People who Can't Stand Positive Thinking, Aura Cacia chamomile, Aura Cacia Geranium, Avene Thermal Spring Water, Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals, Frank Cabot, Hanalei Lip Treament, Help! How to Become Slightly Happier and Get a Bit More Done, Johnny Clegg, moonflower, Natalia Lafourcade, Necessaire The Body Serum, night blooming cereus, Oliver Burkeman, Pure Magic Carwash, The Garden Conservancy, The Gardener, The Mavericks, Union Avenue Books
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Smiling Like a Showgirl
A letter to my 14-month-old granddaughter during the coronavirus of 2020. Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Courage, Family, Ideas, Joy (Joie de General), Love, Uncategorized
Tagged Benefit Your Life, Bess Kalb, Bobby Bell, Cordelia Montgomery, Farmacy, hepatic carcinoma, Kentucky, Knopf, Knoxville, Nobody Will Tell You This But Me, People magazine, Sing a Song of Sixpence, Tennessee, The Jimmy Kimmel Show, The New York Times, Union Avenue Books, Virginia, Walter Crane, West Town Mall
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Add a Y to Your Fox
My husband Kurt and I were just finishing up a Scrabble game this weekend, and he had one letter left, a “y” which can be quite difficult to place late in game. He was about to throw in the towel and … Continue reading
Support Independent Thinking
Union Avenue Books in Downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, goes one step further than asking us to support independent bookstores. In addition to offering the best array of books I have ever seen in one small place, Union Avenue suggests we support … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Freedom, Knoxville, The Arts
Tagged independent bookstores, independent thinking, Union Avenue Books
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