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Leaving Salem
Too Many Fences
By
ronniemcbrayer
Last year my wife and I took a long-awaited pilgrimage of sorts to the red rocks of Sedona, Arizona. On our first morning there, I rose early for a walk, some of that desert stillness, and an exploration of my new surroundings. The Schnebly Hill Formation, that red sandstone that gives Sedona its beauty, was…
The Blue Bomber
By
ronniemcbrayer
I love it when my children ask me to take them to school. It doesn’t happen often, so if I can take them, I do. Why? Because I know there will come a day when they will be far too cool to be seen with their father. Soon enough, being driven to school in a…
“The Sons of Former Slaves and Former Slave Owners”
By
ronniemcbrayer
I was fifteen-years old when the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday first became the law of the land. Having lived my entire childhood in Georgia, also Dr. King’s birthplace, I knew his story and heroics well. I also knew that he was often maligned – sometimes viciously so. When the first official King Day rolled…
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