Sister in Savannah – Celebrating our Salzburger roots
Alternative Title: Sisters Decide To Take A Trip Together Each Year Instead Of Giving Christmas And Birthday Gifts. (This year the Lovett girls decided to visit their roots in... continue reading
Tag Archives: Georgia
LORAN SMITH’S ARTICLE ON KATHY MILLER-COLLEGE FOOTBALL AFICIONADO
Another Georgia/Florida game is in the books and Jacksonville, Florida can return to normal. Georgia was the home team this year and as such created the game day program. Loran... continue reading
FLORIDA/GEORGIA GAME IN JACKSONVILLE, FL- THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN!
I love a good college football rivalry and there is none better than the Florida/Georgia game held annually in Jacksonville, Florida. Equal number of tickets are allotted to... continue reading
GREAT AMERICAN COUNTRY FEATURES KATHY MILLER’S TAILGATING THROUGH THE SEC
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...(Please share with friends!) GOOD NEWS! GREAT AMERICAN COUNTRY FEATURES KATHYMILLERTIME'S ARTICLE AND SLIDESHOW, TAILGATING THROUGH THE SEC! SO HAPPY... continue reading
MINI CHILI SHRIMP ROLLS-PERFECT FALL FOOTBALL TAILGATES
Football time has arrived and even though the weather is hot and humid, many fans are gearing up for fall tailgates. Fresh off our trip to Maine has me thinking about all the... continue reading
FABLED FOOTBALL SPORTS BROADCASTERS
I started a full blown discussion of the best, most famous college football radio broadcasters with my post about the University of Georgia's beloved Larry Munson. Loran Smith... continue reading
FOOTBALL SATURDAY FALLS ON HALLOWEEN THIS YEAR-LOTS OF SPOOKY GAMES GOING ON
I don't know if Halloween and college football go hand in hand, but this Saturday will showcase lots of spooky football games. The big 3:30 game...FLORIDA/GEORGIA GAME in... continue reading
A LETTER TO LARRY AND OTHER MEMORIES OF GEORGIA’S LEGENDARY ANNOUNCER LARRY MUNSON By Loran Smith
Larry Munson was the beloved radio voice of Georgia Bulldogs football for 43 years. His righthand man was sideline announcer Loran Smith, who in this book reflects on his fondest... continue reading