“It is fun to work on a cookbook—at the start,” says author Denise Gee in her latest essay for Southern Lady. Read her humorous recollections of the perils of recipe testing at https://t.co/uEAHojZiBo.
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In her latest essay for Southern Lady, Denise Gee muses on the peculiarities of Southern funerals: “Funny thing about funerals: some are actually funny. Others practically live in infamy.” Read the rest at https://t.co/7p3VzS6skU.
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@jmcollinsRhodes@RhodesCollege I know firsthand they can expect great things from your leadership and vision. They are so lucky to have you there! Here's wishing you much happiness ...
Sifting through a stack of family photo albums, Natchez-born author Denise Gee made a surprise discovery that brought back fond memories of her late mother, which she shares with us in her newest essay. Read the rest at https://t.co/QF13JBHhTf.
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Author Denise Gee introduces us to the French Egg Family—her mother’s felt-bedecked creations upon realizing she’d forgotten to purchase dye for Denise's school egg decorating contest. Read this sweet story at https://t.co/gD6y0EDebw.
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The takeaway? Crime doesn't pay. But it CAN make a good story — told years after the escapade, of course ... and many miles from the location ... 🤫) #tulips#NatchezMS@natchezdemocrat
“As I drew closer to the place, I spied rows of yellow flowers, standing stalwart, their buds half open like eyes adjusting to the sun,” she writes. Enjoy the rest of Denise Gee's comical tale at https://t.co/6SnrNIoIil.
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So begins this beautiful essay from acclaimed author and Natchez, Mississippi, native @DeniseGee — the first in our brand-new web series in which she shares personal memories and reflections on Southern life on our website at https://t.co/pCznr6Wr79. 📸: Robert M. Peacock
Here's Mama showing off her new refrigerator-freezer (from "The Price is Right") — and Liz Taylor wig (from NYC hairstylist Mr. Kenneth) — in the @ntzdemocrat.
If you've yet to see the documentary "Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation," then do so, posthaste. In it, Tennessee Williams says, with eyes flashing, "I invented myself, and then I invented a world to fit me.” #southernwriters https://t.co/y7tXHg1QCF #southernwriters