Nina Keenam's Columns
Ford did inspirational well
Nov. 13, 2009
Tennessee Ernie Ford was one of my favorite singers. I especially love to hear him sing hymns. His recording of “Were You There” always touches me deeply. Read story
Confederate rose symbolizes life
Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009
Of all the floral beauty that blesses us in south Alabama, the Confederate rose is my favorite. Read story
My birthplace is but a memory
Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009
Maybe you know all about your birthplace. I’m still learning about mine. Read story
I love to ‘catalog’ my memories
Friday, Oct. 23, 2009
It’s the time of year when various catalogs pop up in our mailbox. There are a few that I toss in the nearest wastebasket as soon as I take them in the house. I push others aside where pretty soon they make a disorderly pile and I am forced to sort them. Even then, I drop most in my recycle basket. Read story
More Nina Keenam's Columns
- Time makes changes to us all
- I can’t follow my grocery list
- RV memories still flood back
- Microwaving is still complex
- Songs give me patriotic pride
- I still recall 1st day of school
- I’ve got a train-track mind
- We all scream for ice cream
- Kids’ books still fun to read
- Everyone loves comic relief
- ‘Momilies’ are words to live by
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I know what she’s feeling
As a single mom, I must say — when it comes to my children — I am very lucky to not only have a good working relationship with my ex-husband, but also a very supportive family. Read story
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Politicians mistake media for paparazzi
After watching all the news coverage, documentaries, talk shows and media blitzes, I have come to realize the problem with Washington, Congress, the White House, the czars and our appointed department heads is that they think the press is the paparazzi and people in government are movie stars. Read story