Last week Joe Chumlea left this comment: “Have you ever heard the term “red off”, as in when I was a kid I had to red off the table after dinner?” —- For years I read the word red or redd in books used in exactly the manner Joe described, but had never heard it used. About a year or so ago I was getting my hair cut and my hairdresser said she told her kids to red up the…
Today’s guest post was written by Kenneth Hoffman, longtime member of Blind Pig & The Acorn. I was just leaving…
come in and warm, come into the fire verb phrase To come into the house and get warm (expressions of…
I was flipping through an old cookbook and noticed a recipe for Magic Cookie Bars. I hadn’t had them in…
Today’s post was written by Chitter. Chitter, Pap, Chatter We’ve been singing the song “Careless Soul” for about a year,…
The End of Time. Sounds ominous doesn’t it? I’ve heard about the end of time since I was a small…
“My Mama was a quilter. Her quilts are treasures. Treasures filled with memories: I remember her choosing chicken feed by…
Here while back, Ed Ammons sent me the following email. “I just remember a phrase I hadn’t heard in forever…
Here’s the most recent sayings my friend Suzann and her mother sent me: I’ll be iddly and gum! (Same as…