I Can’t Feel at Home in this World Anymore
Granny (in the middle) and her cousins at the Truett Family Reunion at Upper Peachtree Baptist Church (the old church)…
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Critters
Today’s guest post was written by Tamela Cook. “Critters” …
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Hurrah’s Nest
Here’s part of an email Bill Kesler recently sent me. “I grew up in northeast Georgia, at the very end of…
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Handwrite and Penpals
With Valentine’s Day falling this week I’m sure there’ll be many love letters and cards written and sent. When I…
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Canning Dried Beans
I’ve been wanting to try canning dried beans for a good long time and finally accomplished that goal. Canning book…
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Red River Valley
Today’s post was written by Paul. I’ve liked the song I’m sharing today since I was a kid. “Red River…
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The Dangerous Room & Comments
Yesterday I continued my decluttering and organizing work. I started bright and early in the dangerous room. It took me…
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Great Grandmother’s Apron
Since the first of the year I’ve made a real effort to clean out drawers and closets. I want to…
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From the Archives – Come in and Warm
January 21, 2020 come in and warm, come into the fire verb phrase To come into the house and get…
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The Mud is Back
We are living in a sea of mud. I knew it was coming because of the bitter cold temperatures we’ve…
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RIP William Henry “Lucky” Jenkins
Granny and Lucky a few years ago William Henry “Lucky” Jenkins Obituary William Henry “Lucky” Jenkins 78, of the Hot…
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Walking Barefooted in the Snow
Around the weathered old cabin a prophetic wind throbbed like a muted trumpet. It whispered of winter and of snow….
