Green Hammock by F. Lynne Bachleda

Sometimes, it’s all about where you are.

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Car Accident Lawyers: Unsung Heroes

Everyone has heard the statistic that it is safer to fly than to drive in a car.  In fact, because of the sheer number of drivers on the road, car accidents happen every day just about everywhere there are vehicles.
Just stop for a moment and think next time you’re in a car: here we are [...]

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Nashville Appliance Repair: All Major Appliance

Thanks to Charles Huff at All Major Appliance of Nashville for sponsoring the Nashville Skyline this month.  Charles Huff or “Huff” as his friends call him is a world class appliance technician who is who we turn to when we need our dryer, washer, refrigerator, or dishwasher serviced or repaired.  He’s offering a special discount [...]

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Full Circle Audio

Nashville is Music City USA, and to make live music happen artists rely on audio engineers, the guys behind the scenes who make the whole spectacle look easy and sound great.  My friends Joe Roberts and Ty Herrmann at Full Circle Audio are making waves in the region with tremendous talent for sound reinforcement and [...]

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The SpinDesk™ Laptop Exercise Bike Debuts At Music City Marathon

Nashville Skyline founder Ernie Gray and Steven Ferussi are debuting what they hope will be a groundbreaking new product tomorrow at the Nashville Music City Marathon. The SpinDesk™ Laptop Exercise Bike is something to check out if you want to use your laptop and get in shape at the same time. The [...]

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The Spring Issue – Storm

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Introduction To The April Issue – by Michael Chavis

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Storm.  Say it with me: sssstttooorrrmmm.  No, not like a child struggling with symbols whose meanings are barely apparent.  Like an epicurean savoring a meal or the slow purposed touch of a lover.  SSSStttooorrmmmmm.  Feel the “S” [...]

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Louis’ Storm – by F. Lynne Bachleda

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Louis’ Storm
By F. Lynne Bachleda
Louis from Louisiana is a freelance assistant film editor who divides his time between Nashville and Alexandria, Virginia. His warm brown eyes only begin to tell you his story. It [...]

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Dancing Through The Storms – by Amanda Cantrell Roche

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Dancing through the Storms
The subject line reads “more ways you influence my life.” The email is short, but I know exactly the space from which it is written. She is in her [...]

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Suspension Bridge – By Michael Chavis

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Suspension bridge
I’ve nearly convinced myself that I do need professional help. Not like a CPA or a lawyer (though I have been in desperate need of those services for quite some time), or a [...]

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The Storms Of Change – by Robbie Pinter

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The Storms of Change
I am a white daughter of segregation—born in Memphis, raised in Arkansas, and spending most of my adult life in Nashville.  I am not proud of my segregated past, but I am proud [...]

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Porch – by Julie Shavers

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Open on a screened in porch. People come and go. All but Grandpappy who is camped out on an old roll away bed that he never leaves. There’s blind dog next to him. Tab is fixing Daisy’s hair. Mammy [...]

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Body Language Ephemerals – by Amanda Cantrell Roche

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Body Language Ephemerals
My body whispers to me in dance class, and mornings after long rehearsals:  the language is often subtle, but with an edge of admonition – a sharp, but fleeting pain in my lower back, an [...]

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Protagonista – by Michael Chavis

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Learning To Fly In A Storm – by Robbie Pinter

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This morning’s storm brought me a funny dream
about my grandmother, a Bigmama from Memphis.
At Christmas, she loved to dance a jingle bell jig.
I only saw her do it once in her small smoked-filled apartment on [...]

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Dig by Trey Mitchell

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The mist was thick, fog-like. It blew in gusts under the street-lamp like sheets rippling on a clothesline on a blistering summer day. But this was winter, bitter and frozen. Alan stepped out on the stoop for a smoke to settle his nerves. He never smoked in [...]

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Wash By Trey Mitchell

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Why don’t we just say no
I hear the waves on the ocean
Calling back to what we once called home
My soul sits down by my side
It mimics me no matter how high
I throw my thoughts on the inside
Whatever it was they said they lied
Whatever you live for [...]

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Desert By Trey Mitchell

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Sons of Zevon Tribute 1970 at Family Wash

Last night’s 1970 tribute at the Family Wash was a mind-blowing experience.  The all-star cast ripped through covers like Midnight Rambler, Dig A Pony, and many more hits from an important year in Rock history.  Tonight is the second night of a 2-day celebration and reservations will be necessary to be a part of this [...]

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Benefit For Arts In The Parks

Works by Staff and Students of
Metro Parks’ Centennial Art Center
November 6 – December 18
Opening Reception, Friday, November 6, 5 pm – 7 pm
Arts in the Parks and staff and students of Metro Parks’ Centennial Art Center are hosting their annual Holiday Season Art Exhibition and Sale, November 6 through December 18. A percentage of [...]

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