This week, we say goodbye to 2007, and we said goodbye to "Charlotte" as well. Our garden spider in the kitchen window disappeared...

Remember the Little Lost Cat that was looking for food and attention? Here she is at home, peeking out from beneath a curtain. She joined ...

After seeing some other photo bloggers' pictures of hoarfrost , I noticed this dogwood tree in Old Live Oak Cemetery just covered in a...

A pink camellia is entwined with Spanish Moss at Selma's Old Live Oak Cemetery. While the resting place is known for its spring beauty w...

A narrow, red-brick path leads from the St. James Hotel terrace to the park benches in front of the Bridge Tender's House for a good vie...

Ever had pigeon for dinner? Apparently, this bird was an item a century or more ago. This old pigeon cote on the grounds of Heritage Villa...

I wonder how many little girls received dolls for Christmas today. When I was little, a new doll always awaited me beneath the tree. That wa...

"For unto us a Child is born; unto us a Son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder. These will be his royal titles: ...

From this angle, the Christmas tree at City Hall looks almost as tall as the building. The municipal complex anchors the downtown shopping d...

The arched doors of First Baptist Church at Lauderdale Street and Dallas Avenue will open for Christmas services Sunday. The Sunday before C...