Scott Hancock sees a wonderful opportunity for some fun--but is it REALLY a good idea?

New Sundial Writer Sarah Belanger  reflects on lessons she learned from her most memorable teacher, the eccentric Mrs. Coleman.

During Women's History month, Monita Soni pays homage to all women who make the world a better place to live! 

Sundial Jimmy Robinson has been thinking lately about the ashes imposed on the foreheads of the faithful at Ash Wednesday services. 

Sundial Writer Rebecca Brothers recalls the feelings brought on by a seemingly innocent game. 

Travel can sometimes challenge our stereotypes of people whom we think are different from us.  In this week's episode, Jerry Mebane tells about an especially striking example of that experience. 

Sundial storyteller rose Battle brings us another entertaining tale of life in tne Troxell family back in small town Alabama in the 1930's.

In this piece called "Substitution", Dr Patrick Lappert recalls an experience from his youth in San Francisco in the 60's. 

Sundial writer Moni Soni shares fond memories of her Mother and the magical "jhadoo" she used to keep her home, garden and mind free of just and prejudice. 

Today we feature Poet Susan Hazen Guthrie, who takes a long hard look at her kitchen floor!