Appalachia Through My Eyes – Silage
Farmers in Brasstown have been busy cutting silage. The dump trucks used to haul the silage have sprinkled the roads…

Farmers in Brasstown have been busy cutting silage. The dump trucks used to haul the silage have sprinkled the roads…

Yesterday I traveled with Pap out to Asheville. As he often does he entertained me with tales from yesteryear. One…

If you look in the left side-bar of this page-you’ll see a link to my Grannyisms-page. I’ve been collecting memories-precious, funny, and inspiring…

It’s Christmas in my car. A couple of years ago, Pap and Paul put out the cd Songs of Christmas-a…

Photo of Pap courtesy of Ed M. Sometimes it seems like I have a string of aggravations all in one…

Overheard: “You know what my favorite two letters of the alphabet are? I and U.” Tipper Overheard: snippets of conversation I overhear…

Today’s guestpost was written by Ed Ammons. Two Upright Stones on the Hillside written by Ed Ammons. There are…

Did you ever hear the old wives tale about how you could play certain records backwards and hear Satan? When…

Today’s guestpost was written by Luann Sewell Waters. Gravestone Symbolism written by Luann Sewell Waters Since 2011, I’ve been doing programs…

A few weeks ago the girls filmed a spooky scene from the movie Sleepy Hollow. Their class had been reading…

Music is huge part of my life-that’s no surprise to anyone who reads the Blind Pig on a regular basis. Halloween…

One bright day in the middle of the night, Two dead boys got up to fight. Back to back they…