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Never Put a Ten-Dollar Tree in a Ten-Cent HoleTelegraph columnist Ed Grisamore’s latest book “Never Put a 10-Dollar Tree in a 10-Cent Hole” is a collection of his newspaper columns and essays. Grisamore, winner of the 2010 Will Rogers Humanitarian Award, pays tribute to everything from fatherhood to faith, food, music, children, veterans, everyday heroes, universal truths and the wisdom of the generations… read more |
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Once You Step in Elephant Manure You’re in the Circus ForeverHe has been called “The Great Imposter,’’ a man who has been introduced to audiences across the country as Dr. Robert Payne, a bumbling bureaucrat from Washington, D.C. But his real name is Durwood Fincher, and the late Allen Funt, of Candid Camera, once dubbed him “Mr. Doubletalk.’’ After he hits his audiences with a one-two punch of sense and nonsense, syllables and silliness, they realize why he is such a special entertainer… read more |
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Smack Dab in Dog CrossingThe first word Ed Grisamore ever said was "boat." He doesn’t remember saying it. That’s just what he was told. His grandfather had a boat on a small pond in Hawkinsville. The first word he ever learned to spell was "Pepper." It was on the blackboard in Mrs. John’s first-grade classroom at Harwell Elementary in LaGrange… read more |
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More GrisColumnist Ed Grisamore has won more than 40 writing awards in his career at The Macon Telegraph. Now you can read, and re-read some of his favorites from the past four years in his latest book, More Gris. More Gris is a second helping of Eds stories and columns… read more |
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