Appalachian Vocabulary Test 99
It’s time for this month’s Appalachian Vocabulary Test. I’m sharing a few videos to let you hear some of the words….
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You’ll Catch Cold or You’ll Take the Weed?
A few weeks ago I received the following comment: Hello, I came across your blog while trying to find…
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Walking My Lord Up Calvary’s Hill
Photo by Trevis Hicks We learned a new song for Easter, but didn’t get it put up on youtube in…
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Overheard
“I didn’t know you liked pretzels.” “Yeah I like them. How could you not they’re salty sticks.” ————————– Tipper…
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Empty Houses
“There were several old house sites above our old home on Wiggins Creek. My mother could remember when an Indian…
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How We Built Our Greenhouse
The Deer Hunter built our greenhouse back in 2011 and we’re still loving it. It’s so handy to have…
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The Day Pap Died
Rainbow over Pap’s house after his funeral It was a little before 3:00 a.m. on Tuesday April 19, 2016 when Granny…
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This Day Last Year
Pap – April 2016 I’ve been studying about this day last year-April 18, 2016-the day before Pap died. It…
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Ruminations on Ramps
Today’s guest post was written by Jim Casada. Ruminations on Ramps by Jim Casada – Copyright 2016 The humble…
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Wishing You a Blessed Easter
I’ve known the legend of the Dogwood since I was a small child, whether I learned it in Sunday school or from…
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Bloodroot Information from the Dictionary of Smoky Mountain English
bloodroot noun A perennial wild plant (Sanguinaria canadensis); the red juice from its root is used to make a medicinal…
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Wart Removal Folklore – Real Stories
I have several stories about wart removal for you today. If you missed the first post What to do for…
