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Simple Hopes
Welcome back to the Front Porch. I’m glad you could stop by for a few minutes. Lately I’ve found myself thinking about simple things. Trees. Wildflowers. Birds. Butterflies. Forests. Streams. The ordinary things that make a place feel alive. Perhaps it comes from spending so much time wandering through Honey Hill Country. Or perhaps it simply comes with age. Either way, I found myself sitting…
The Hearth & Holler Gazette No. 11 — "A Stirring Week Across Honey Hill Country — Business Opens Its Doors, Concerns Rise, and Work Awaits"
A Weekly Visit of Tales, Tidings, and Old-Time Country Comfort Welcome! It’s been a full and eventful week in Honey Hill Country, and one worth talking about. As always, The Hearth & Holler Gazette is a work of fiction set in a place that exists most clearly in the imagination — though from time to time it may resemble somewhere you have known. But for first time visitors, it may help to know…
The Hearth & Holler Gazette No. 10 — "March Madness Days Come to a Joyful Close”
A Weekly Visit of Tales, Tidings, and Old-Time Country Comfort Welcome! It’s been a full and lively week in Honey Hill Country. From the rabbits’ tooting sound of joyful Carrozelas across the hills to the gathering of neighbors along the roadside, the past several days have brought a great deal of movement, merriment, and shared moments worth noting. As the season’s celebrations draw to a close,…
The Hearth & Holler Gazette No. 9 — "THE WEEK THAT GREW A LITTLE LOUDER"
A Weekly Visit of Tales, Tidings, and Old-Time Country Comfort Welcome! It’s been a lively week in Honey Hill Country. As always, this Gazette is a work of fiction from a made-up place — though, at times, it may feel otherwise. Something has taken hold across the countryside these past several days. What began as a cheerful note here and there has grown into a full chorus — carrozelas sounding…
The Hearth & Holler Gazette No. 8 — "HIPPITY HOPPITY LETS GO!"
A Weekly Visit of Tales, Tidings, and Old-Time Country Comfort Welcome! It’s been a lively week in Honey Hill Country. Before we go any further, the editor is once again obliged to remind readers — especially the newer subscribers who have joined us during the recent festivities — that The Hearth & Holler Gazette is a work of cheerful fiction set in an entirely imaginary corner of the Ozarks. Any…
The Hearth & Holler Gazette — Issue No. 7
A Weekly Visit of Tales, Tidings, and Old-Time Country Comfort Welcome! It’s been a noisy week in Honey Hill Country. Not troublesome noise, mind you — nothing of the sort — but the cheerful kind that arrives when rabbits outnumber common sense and every available square foot of Butterfield seems determined to host a race, a cook-off, a judging table, or a parade that may or may not have been…
The Hearth & Holler Gazette — Issue No. 6
A Weekly Visit of Tales, Tidings, and Old-Time Country Comfort Welcome! It is shaping up to be a lively week in Honey Hill Country, as March Madness Days begin in earnest and the Square fills once more with banners, brass, and bright expectation. As always, The Hearth & Holler Gazette is a work of fiction set in a place that exists most clearly in the imagination — though from time to time it may…
The Hearth & Holler Gazette — Issue No. 5
A Weekly Visit of Tales, Tidings, and Old-Time Country Comfort Welcome! It’s been a week of preparation in Honey Hill Country. As always, The Hearth & Holler Gazette is a work of fiction set in a place that exists most clearly in the imagination — though from time to time it may resemble somewhere you have known. But for first time visitors, it may help to know where — and when — we are, and what…
