
Personal essays about family, places, memory, and our ancestors who watch over us. From earth by way of the American South. neither more nor less, just dirt, and maybe some yellow flowers. -- Pablo Neruda
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Back when my now husband and I first started dating, we took a kayak out one summer day, just us two on the Potomac River.
We rented the green plastic boat from there below the rocky cliffs of Georgetown, near the Key Bridge that crosses...
I heard somewhere that a good way to look tough, or at least to look at ease walking alone in a dangerous place, was to be eating.
Nobody was going to think you were scared if you were chowing down on a snack. Eating is a sign that you’re...
When my great grandfather George went to pick up my great grandmother Keturah for a date, he was almost hit by her shoe flying out the window as he stood there on the porch.
In the story I heard somewhere as a child, my great grandma had b...
When I was a girl, if anyone had ever asked me, where my favorite place in the world was — I would’ve told them, Cumberland Island, Georgia.
Cumberland Island is a barrier island off the coast of South Georgia. It is the largest of Georgi...
My eldest son has always loved books and stories. Even before he was two, he would pick out a pile of books and sit for more than an hour by himself, carefully turning each page, examining the pictures, occasionally asking questions, fully...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Paige is a lawyer, writer, wife, and mama based on the Mediterranean. Her weekly essays sew ancestral and family stories into the fabric of America’s history, land, and heart. From the earth by way of the American South. Rising History Substack \ud83c\udf3c
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