Eileen Mouyard Sessoms, Author at Savannah Magazine

From A Southern Table: Back To School Lunch

I always packed my lunch growing up. Even now, as a thirty year old adult, I pack, or come home

I didn’t intend to have all of these tattoos. When people ask me what I’ll do when I grow old

African-American farmers are helping to reshape how and what we grow in the South.

I have never been one to follow the crowd (except for when I was an adolescent and spent two solid

How do we combat obesity, childhood hunger and get kids to eat nutritious meals? The answer may be found on the lunch

Food for thought. Written by Eileen Mouyard Sessoms

Written by Eileen Mouyard Sessoms As I type, I feel the three joints of each one of my fingers tighten, reluctant

Savannah’s sartorial sensibilities are hard to pin down, primarily because we refuse to take ourselves too seriously. A quick survey

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The senior star running back for Benedictine Military School is one of the city’s stellar students.