Lynn Gendusa
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- 6
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- Sep 26, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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LYNN GENDUSA: Lay Down the Fiddles (opens the original)
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Who needs to go see a horror movie when the evening news is free? The rising prices of groceries, gasoline, housing, and other essentials are frightening. Mother Nature is unleashing her fury with heat waves and floods. Many experts warn that AI is becoming unmanageable and could pose serious risks by the end of the decade. Wars are ongoing, alliances are fraying, and outbreaks of measles are occurring. Lynn Gendusa’s latest book is “Southern Comfort: Stories of Family, Friendship, Fiery Trials,
LYNN GENDUSA: Don't Sit Down Yet! (opens the original)
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I wasnât prepared for how Dolly Partonâs death would affect me. Perhaps it was because we were both Appalachian girls, born just a little over a year apart. It could also be related to the story I wrote before she passed away. Whatever the reason, her death made me stop and reflect on something most of us tend to avoid: one day, our own stories will come to an end. What will we leave behind? Lynn Gendusa’s latest book is “Southern Comfort: Stories of Family, Friendship, Fiery Trials, and Fai
LYNN GENDUSA: People in the Shadows (opens the original)
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Sitting in front of a beautiful coffee haven in Buckhead, I glanced around at the people enjoying their time. They were engaged in conversation, sipping espresso or lattes with friends or business acquaintances. I noticed mothers with toddlers in tow, chatting about the antics of their two-year-olds. Lynn Gendusa’s latest book is “Southern Comfort: Stories of Family, Friendship, Fiery Trials, and Faith.” She can be reached at www.lynngendusa.com. We have changed our commenting system. If you do
LYNN GENDUSA: Waiting to be Remembered (opens the original)
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Across America, small towns quietly exist among forests, across prairies, and in the mountains. These communities were established by individuals seeking land, a future, and to build a life. Long before highways were constructed and train tracks were laid, people arrived on horseback, in buggies, and in covered wagons. Lynn Gendusa’s latest book is “Southern Comfort: Stories of Family, Friendship, Fiery Trials, and Faith.” She can be reached at www.lynngendusa.com. We have changed our commenting
LYNN GENDUSA: The Last Bucket (opens the original)
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In 2015, I was preparing to retire after a long career in interior design. I once said, âInterior design is not for sissies; itâs for lumberjacks!â Years of climbing ladders, hammering nails, and cutting my fingers on steel tape measures are not as glamorous as some believe. However, I did love and appreciate my clients and the opportunity God gave me to provide for my children. Lynn Gendusa’s latest book is “Southern Comfort: Stories of Family, Friendship, Fiery Trials, and Faith.” She ca
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