To New Starts

Purchasing Zolpidem When I was dreaming about what I wanted my future blog to be, I went through a series of discussions with friends, family members who are my friends, and of course my bearded husband to discern my platform, my voice, my raison d’etre– if you will. And this is what we found:

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And there is something about being a Southern woman that takes the steel with the magnolia. And honestly, I wish to be both. But, at the end of the day- although I can put on a nice dress, and bake a damn fine pie- I am more whiskey. A little brash, a little opinionated, a little I’ll take my bourbon neat, type of gal.

Hence, The Stillhouse. It will be my place to explore my voice which is a product of this land, this bucolic irony of tobacco farms and bible belts. I will still write about all that love– community, family, faith, food, etc. This is only a new platform, with a bit more clarity.

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