Lynn Gendusa

2 weeks ago | tennessean.com | Lynn Gendusa

Till those old cows come home, I reckon I’ll never understand why we don't embrace our differences and cultures. Lynn Walker GendusaGuest Columnist“Oh no!!!!!” “Hush your mouth!" "No way!!" "Against my religion!" "Who do I call?" These are just a few gasps I uttered after learning that the Southern accent was slowly disappearing. Bless those evildoers’ hearts; they don't understand that such a tragedy must not occur.

2 weeks ago | nowhabersham.com | Lynn Gendusa

We have all heard the phrase, “You don’t know until you know.” Sometimes, we choose to remain unaware because gaining knowledge requires effort. Often, we avoid issues that don’t seem to impact our lives or those we love—until they do. Hugh Macdonald lives just around the corner with his wife, Sabrina. It’s rare to see them without their infectious smiles.

3 weeks ago | mdjonline.com | Lynn Gendusa

“Oh no!!!!!” “Hush your mouth!” “No way!!” “Against my religion!” “Who do I call?” These are just a few gasps I uttered after learning that the Southern accent was slowly disappearing. Bless those evil doers’ hearts; they don’t understand that such a tragedy must not occur. Y’all can ask anybody what a hissy fit I throw when folks want to rid themselves of their accents. I like diversity in speech because it reflects each person’s ancestry.

3 weeks ago | lagrangenews.com | Lynn Gendusa

Published 9:00 am Wednesday, June 4, 2025 “Oh no!!!!!” “Hush your mouth!” “No way!!” “Against my religion!” “Who do I call?”  These are just a few gasps I uttered after learning that the Southern accent was slowly disappearing.   Bless those evil doers’ hearts; they don’t understand that such a tragedy must not occur. Y’all can ask anybody what a hissy fit I throw when folks want to rid themselves of their accents. I like diversity in speech because it reflects each person’s ancestry.

3 weeks ago | mdjonline.com | Lynn Gendusa

It is officially summer! Graduations, celebrations, reunions, and picnics are taking place all over America. Watermelons are ripening, and corn grows tall in the sunshine. I always view this season as one made for children. They can laugh freely, run with wild abandon, and embrace their imaginations. If adults did the same, we would spread more joy. My granddaughter recently visited on her way home to Florida after finishing her sophomore year of college.