Appalachian Grammar Lesson 27
“A redundant that is sometimes used after where, what, and similar conjunctions.” The quote from the Dictionary of Smoky Mountain…
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Did David’s Father Find Water?
So many of you asked if David Templeton’s father found water when he blew up the well on New Year’s…
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Walking The Appalachian Trail
I’ve read just enough about the Appalachian Trail to have sort of a romanticized thought of how cool it would be…
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An After Christmas Decoration
I always feel a little let down when it’s time to take down the Christmas decorations. Usually I spend the…
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Appalachian Vocabulary Test 73
It’s time for this month’s Appalachian Vocabulary Test-take it and see how you do! Oncet Oodlins Outlander Offer Oncet:…
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Oatmeal Krispies
Back in the day when The Deer Hunter and I were dating, Miss Cindy made the best cookies I had…
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Oh What A Love
I’m not one to make new years resolutions-not that I think there’s anything wrong with them. I guess the truth…
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A Blind Pig Reader Has A Question
A few weeks ago, Gracie left this question on the Blind Pig: “My husband was just telling me that his…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – If Cabinets Could Talk
I used to love to watch the tv show If Walls Could Talk. Homeowners of old houses are highlighted on…
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Happy New Years!
The whole Blind Pig Gang sincerely hopes the new year is exactly what you want it to be for you…
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Memories of New Years
Today’s guestpost was written by David Templeton. I got married a second time and it was on a New…
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Winter Memories
Recently Wanda Stalcup, Director of the Cherokee County Historical Museum, talked with me about her memories of winter months spent…
