author - "L. Avery Brown"
The year is 1941 and the Jameson family in Waxhaw, NC gathers around their radio to hear 'The Mystery Creeper' show. The harrowing tale they hear pales in comparison to the horrifying news they learn following the words 'We interrupt this program...'
(Beat the Clock Contest Entry)
No matter if you're a man or a woman - we've all experienced at least ONE moment when we've had a horrible beauty mishap. Mullets, bad perms, over plucked eyebrows, or maybe you looked in the mirror and thought 'Oh, Mother (Nature)! How did my butt wind up on my belly?!' Yes, we've all had our tragic tales of beauty so we can all relate to the Tragic Tales of Beauty brought to you from the comedic mind of Southern Belle, L. Avery Brown.
So, grab a tall glass of whatever you like and get ready to laugh at the various and truly tragic Tales of Beauty brought to you by a certified Southern Belle. (Because sometimes that's all we CAN do!)
"When a Southern Woman Rambles... it isn't 'rambling'. Every word has meaning, every raised eyebrow and pursed lip has a purpose, and all those smiles tell a story. What's more, a Southern woman can ramble on about ANYTHING!"
Get ready for a giggle.
Laughing at Life, One Mint Julep at a Time -
Nothing is funnier than catching people in the middle of being 'people'! Even if the people we catch - happen to be ourselves! (Of course, when it's someone else, it's downright HILARIOUS!)
Laughing at Life, One Mint Julep at a Time by L. Avery Brown brings out good, old fashioned funny mixed with a jigger of proper Southern Comfort, a tablespoon of Dixie Crystals Refined White Sugar, a sprig o'mint, and a short glass filled to the brim with ice.
Now that you've got the recipe, you can make your very own mint julep or maybe you'd rather have a tall glass of sweet iced tea. Either way - it makes no never mind. And get ready to giggle the way they do Down South!
"When a Southern Woman Rambles... it isn't 'rambling'. Every word has meaning, every raised eyebrow and pursed lip has a purpose, and all those smiles tell a story. What's more, a Southern woman can ramble on about ANYTHING!
The characters are nameless.
The year is 1941 and the Jameson family in Waxhaw, NC gathers around their radio to hear 'The Mystery Creeper' show. The harrowing tale they hear pales in comparison to the horrifying news they learn following the words 'We interrupt this program...'
(Beat the Clock Contest Entry)
No matter if you're a man or a woman - we've all experienced at least ONE moment when we've had a horrible beauty mishap. Mullets, bad perms, over plucked eyebrows, or maybe you looked in the mirror and thought 'Oh, Mother (Nature)! How did my butt wind up on my belly?!' Yes, we've all had our tragic tales of beauty so we can all relate to the Tragic Tales of Beauty brought to you from the comedic mind of Southern Belle, L. Avery Brown.
So, grab a tall glass of whatever you like and get ready to laugh at the various and truly tragic Tales of Beauty brought to you by a certified Southern Belle. (Because sometimes that's all we CAN do!)
"When a Southern Woman Rambles... it isn't 'rambling'. Every word has meaning, every raised eyebrow and pursed lip has a purpose, and all those smiles tell a story. What's more, a Southern woman can ramble on about ANYTHING!"
Get ready for a giggle.
Laughing at Life, One Mint Julep at a Time -
Nothing is funnier than catching people in the middle of being 'people'! Even if the people we catch - happen to be ourselves! (Of course, when it's someone else, it's downright HILARIOUS!)
Laughing at Life, One Mint Julep at a Time by L. Avery Brown brings out good, old fashioned funny mixed with a jigger of proper Southern Comfort, a tablespoon of Dixie Crystals Refined White Sugar, a sprig o'mint, and a short glass filled to the brim with ice.
Now that you've got the recipe, you can make your very own mint julep or maybe you'd rather have a tall glass of sweet iced tea. Either way - it makes no never mind. And get ready to giggle the way they do Down South!
"When a Southern Woman Rambles... it isn't 'rambling'. Every word has meaning, every raised eyebrow and pursed lip has a purpose, and all those smiles tell a story. What's more, a Southern woman can ramble on about ANYTHING!
The characters are nameless.