by Larry Walker | Mar 18, 2014 | James Magazine
Put your hand in a bucket of water. Pull it out. Whatever kind of hole it leaves is the kind of hole you’ll leave when you leave here. The above wisdom, which I wish I had first spoken, is what I thought about when I was asked to write a column dealing with...
by Larry Walker | Mar 4, 2014 | James Magazine
My grandfather Walker, Papa, had, to my recollection, four mules. Three of them were named Molly, Dixie and Kate. I can’t remember the fourth mule’s name, but I do remember that “our” favorite mule was the old, slow dependable yellow mule named Kate. I’m...
by Larry Walker | Feb 21, 2014 | James Magazine
Confession is supposedly good. So I will. I got my idea for this from the title to an article in Janice’s November 2013 edition of Southern Living, in their online version called Why We’re Thankful To Be Southern. I haven’t read their version, but here’s mine. Ten...
by Larry Walker | Jan 13, 2014 | James Magazine
Confession is supposedly good. So I will. I got my idea for this from the title to an article in Janice’s November 2013 edition of Southern Living, in their online version called Why We’re Thankful To Be Southern. I haven’t read their version, but here’s mine. Eleven...
