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I don’t have much to add about 9/11
It’s been 25 years, everything worth saying has already been said.
But we keep telling our stories, and I think that’s what we’ll keep doing. I wonder if that is the only response we can have to tragedy — saying it out loud to someone in...
Have you ever seen multiple miracles?
Photo by Steve DiMatteo
In 1998, I was 7 years old and upset. I got the last pick of Tennessee football games from my Dee Daw’s season tickets. With my brothers and cousin picking before me and only 6 games to choose from, I needed a mirac...
I don’t have a Dolly story
Photo by Wes McFee on Unsplash
I’ve met a few people who worked with Dolly and had a story about it.
Most people talked about how she was the same off-camera as she was on, that she was sweet and kind, and would talk your ear off. Once, a...
World Cup Travelogue #4 I think I ruined sports for myself
We found our section, and our row: the very front of the upper deck in the corner of the oblong bowl of Arrowhead. The whole stadium, spackled with green, sky blue, and white, was in front of us like a big Christmas present that Dad had sta...
World Cup Travelogue# 3 : Something can always go wrong
“What time was our slot on the bus from the parking lot?”
“5:30. We’re good,” I said. “As long as we’re there before the bus leaves, we’ll be fine.” We’d left the house early, and grabbed a quick dinner at Chick-fil-A. Our destination was...
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I'm Sam, I'm from Johnson City, Tennessee, and I write Stories Talk Good — a newsletter about God, places, family, and being loved by them.
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