Mona Lisa Nashville
Lisa DunnWeekly essays about ordinary lives, overlooked beauty, and unexpected brushes with something bigger, written to help us remember that curiosity matters more than status.
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At sunrise
Just before sunrise on Easter morning, the quiet felt full, as it always does.
The birds had already started, soft and steady. The trees were just beginning to fill in, that bright green that only shows up for a few weeks each year. There...
The building with the spires
I was walking down Fifth Avenue in San Diego when a building made me stop.
You know how I am with buildings. I don’t get very far before something makes me stop in the middle of the sidewalk.
Tall brick. Twin spires. Ornate windows stacke...
A Wild Hair at Mount Olivet Cemetery
We were halfway through lunch when Lyn said it.
“I have a wild hair.”
Which, in our case, usually means we’re about to do something slightly ridiculous and completely worth it.
We had just come from Two Rivers Mansion still talking about...
Married on a mountain
My dad was born in Denver, but somehow Colorado always felt like someone else’s story.
I’d only brushed it once before, a stop in Durango on a cross country trip back from Los Angeles in high school. I remember staring out the window in Ju...
The bed I dreamed about
Two Rivers Mansion is one of the earliest and best preserved Italianate houses in Middle Tennessee and one of the last antebellum country homes built in the Nashville area. Completed in 1859 by David McGavock, the mansion once anchored an 1...
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Southern by birth, Brazilian by soul. Writing from Nashville about beauty, memory, and the places that shape us. Dreaming, always, of restoring a town square.
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