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Why We Still Live Here

After Hurricane Ivan, friends asked Andy Andrews why his family still lives on the Gulf Coast. Here are his five reasons—from the people and the seafood to a bait shop full of memories.

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Why Do They Stay?

Four years to the day after Hurricane Ivan destroyed his home, Andy Andrews answers the question everyone asks after every storm: why do people stay?

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Wooden letter tiles spelling “goodbye” on a desk beside a coffee cup

Goodbye, Mr. Foster

At the Atlanta airport, an old busboy named Mr. Foster served travelers like no one else—until he was told to stop. Andy Andrews remembers a man with a servant’s heart.

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To Err is Human …

A CEO cried at his desk, wondering how it had happened. Andy Andrews explains the difference between a mistake and a choice—and why “Will you forgive me?” works when “I’m sorry” doesn’t.

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Wooden blocks being flipped to change the word “trust” to “truth”

To Tell The Truth

A question from his six-year-old in a coonskin hat sent Andy Andrews looking for an answer: how do you tell the good guys from the bad guys? It comes down to who will tell the truth.

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My First Blog

In June 2008, Andy Andrews dove off the high board and into the deep end of the blogosphere. Here’s why he started writing a blog in the first place.

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