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Sean Dietrich

Birmingham
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Author, multi-instrumentalist, stand-up storyteller, and registered biscuit connoisseur.
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Sean of the South | Recess on the road

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By Sean Dietrich
| Opelika Observer Verified
OPINION — I am in the backseat of our van, sitting in a tiny, hollowed-out cavern of stuff. We [were] traveling to Tennessee and Kentucky [last] weekend where I [performed] my one-man shipwreck. So anyway, my wife is driving. My cousin Randa is in the passenger seat. And here I sit, trapped in the backseat.
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A Little Bird

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By Sean Dietrich
| American Free News Network
I was on the way to the shed. Walking through the yard. I saw something in the grass. It was fluttering in the weeds. I could see its wings. I squatted for a closer look. It was a bird. Lying on its back. The creature was kicking its legs. The mouth was open. A shrill squeal was coming out of its open beak. It looked scared. So I turned the bird onto its side. I thought maybe it was just stuck on its back. But the bird was still crying.
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Sean of the South - Chasing imperfection in a wax-covered world

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By Sean Dietrich
| The Advertiser-Gleam Verified
The bag of vegetables magically appeared on our front porch along with beer. I looked around for angels and wisemen. Then I turned to my wife, saying, “Ray, is this heaven?” She looked at me flatly. “Who’s Ray?” You have to worry about this woman. So, we brought the vegetables inside and commenced admiring the produce. Admiring beautiful things is every bit as euphoric as experiencing them. We held the heirloom tomatoes in our hands, and just appreciated the mere weight of them.
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