My Tennessee Story

Kindness and Sweet Tea. The title of my story are the words my family and I kept repeating during our recent 10-day visit to Tennessee. I am born and raised a “Southern California girl” and love to venture out into the United States to see what different states have to offer. While visiting TN, I was bombarded by the kindness of the local residents we met/encountered during our stay. I left my camera behind at… Read More

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I’m a writer/director who discovered Nashville 6 years ago and I’ve been back at least twice a year ever since. It was there when I thought, someone has to make a cool TV Show about Nashville…then I thought, Hey, I should make that show…and I did. I’m proud to say my show Little Hollywood is premeiring at the 2009 Nashville Film Festival on April 17th @12pm. Nashville is my home away from home, my best… Read More

I am trying to find my natural father who is from Tennessee.  He is a black educated and wealthy and have a daughter named Marilyn Hennessy who is a writer probably in New York and was seen on a talk show and Hollywood Squares around the year(s) 2000-2004.

If you know anything about The Hennessy (an educated and wealthy black family), please e-mail so I can get in contact with The Hennessy.  Maybe someone would… Read More

I was just recently divorced and won a free roundtrip airline ticket and i was going to take my 5yr.old to Disneyworld but she was afraid to fly so i went to Nashville single all by myself and i had the best time doing the tourist thing. Grand OL Opry The Riverboat and Jam sessions. Talent around town is awesome.  The men were Gentlemen. Julia

I made my first trip to Tennessee when about 11 years old and I was with a YMCA group. We parked in Cades Cove Campsite with our Trailways Bus and were waiting for supper to be cooked by our Y-leaders when the boy next to me punched me and said he saw a large rock move. As his story spread we just thought he was seeing things until – yes –the hills were alive. Four… Read More

Ten years before Doug preached in a small town. My family went to that church and was very close with their family. Doug had a wife, Jodi, and two songs, Ethan and Caleb. They had to leave and move to Evansville and nobody really seen them again. Last summer at the end of May dad was setting on a park bench in front of Claires and noticed a man wearing a Evansville shirt. He was… Read More

November 2006. My first visit to Tennessee. Nashville and Memphis. The beautiful state of Tennessee with the golden colors of the trees when aboard the General Jackson on the Cumberland River, and the people are just so polite and respectful everywhere you go. They can’t do enough for you. Unlike in the UK, nothing is too much trouble and service is done with a smile and not a grunt as in the UK. Being a… Read More

One of my most memorable trips to Tennessee was one I made alone starting on February 12, 2005. I was up and on the road before 5 a.m., headed from Russellville, Arkansas to the waterfall country of middle Tennessee to spend a week hiking and enjoying the beauty of this wonderful state. By 12:30 I was in Cookville where I stopped for gas and a short rest, then decided I would head north and find… Read More