Some of you might know that I’m a past president and a current board member of the Flannery O’Connor Childhood Home here in Savannah.
I’m still planning a final followup post about our provocative and successful exhibit and silent auction Southern Discomfort: Art Inspired by Flannery O’Connor.
And I have some other O’Connor thoughts and resources I’d like to share. I was working on one big blog post, but I can’t seem to get it finished.
So I’m going to make a few different posts.
In her essay “King of the Birds”, primarily about life with peacocks, O’Connor begins by talking about a bit of childhood fame: 
As now seems fitting . . .
Click on the image below to see that 1932 video, available through the British Pathe website:
