Editor in Chief Elizabeth Hudson writes of her parents' garden, which was uprooted — literally — when they moved from Randolph County to Greensboro.
editor’s welcome
March 2017 Welcome Letter: Crafting a Good Life
Editor in Chief Elizabeth Hudson writes about her mother's love of working with her hands — crocheting, embroidering, and cross-stitching memories to last a lifetime.
February 2017 Welcome Letter: Peace, Love, & Lunch at K&W
Editor in Chief Elizabeth Hudson reminisces about one of her favorite buffet-style restaurants, where there's no shortage of side dishes or southern charm.
January 2017 Welcome Letter: Spoonful of Sugar
Editor in Chief Elizabeth Hudson inherited her dad's sweet tooth, so candies and cookies were as ingrained in her childhood as Polaroid cameras and vinyl LPs.
December Welcome Letter: Wish List
Editor in Chief Elizabeth Hudson considers what her Christmas wish list might look like today, compared to the ones she used to write as a child.
August Welcome Letter: Save Room
There's nothing quite like a homemade dessert, like Editor in Chief Elizabeth Hudson's favorite pound cake, made with love in her grandmother's kitchen.
July Welcome Letter: In Search of Summer
Editor in Chief Elizabeth Hudson describes what her summers looked like growing up—there were no beach vacations or picnic baskets, but there were sparklers, pop guns, scraped knees, and wonder.
June Welcome Letter: Glass Half Full
Editor in Chief Elizabeth Hudson remembers the small joy of savoring a cool beverage—be it sweet tea, ice cold well water, or Pepsi—on a hot day in the South.
May Welcome Letter: Beside the Still Waters
Editor in Chief Elizabeth Hudson explores how the bodies of water in North Carolina impact us individually, but connect us as a community.
