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Southern Accents Magazine Lights Up Our Life, Yard


Written on December 20, 2008 at 12:56 pm, by Amelia

Behold — the “holiday” (Christmas) issue of Southern Accents magazine.

Southern Accents Magazine November 2008

Ooh, what a sparkly tree.  I wonder who designed it?

Barbara Howard, decorator, in Southern Accents magazine

None other than Barbara Howard, Mrs. Shakespeare’s* Monday night bridge partner.

Man, if only I knew where all those pretty lights went after their late-August photo shoot.

The Wren's Nest Well Trellis All Lit Up

Wait, is that the Wren’s Nest?  All gussied up for its fall concert?  It is!

Wow, who knew our lights were such glamorous cover models.  And who do we have to thank, other than Barbara up there?

Karna and Ellis in Southern Accents Magazine

Karna and Ellis!  They stole them!  Thanks, everyone!

Though this post is more than a little late, we figured it made sense to do it now for the following reasons:

  • ‘Tis the Christmas season, a time for giving and thanks!
  • The Wren’s Nest is poor, so giving and thanks play significant roles over here.   Any gift, large or small, is a big deal to us.
  • And really, we probably have a use for most of your discarded items.  I mean, Christmas lights in August were huge.  Look how easy we are!

*Great-great granddaughter of Joel Chandler Harris.  Sure, you should totally know that by now, but I’m feeling generous.

2 Comments to Southern Accents Magazine Lights Up Our Life, Yard

  1. David Rogers says:

    Amelia, you should keep reminding Lain about the ‘we are a poor non-profit’ thing-I had to talk him into taking money for a Wren’s Nest t-shirt!

  2. Amelia says:

    He’s a real mess.

    Wear that t-shirt with pride, David! Sorry I missed your visit.

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