Easter Eggers
When I introduced you to our chickens-we had Rex the Rooster, 2 unnamed roosters, Polly, Gertrude, Nesta, and Missy. Since…
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Wildroot And Turpentine
The Blind Pig Gang congregated in the coffee/tea area of the Keith House while we waited for our concert to start…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – My Hind Foot
Sisters, both skinny as a rail neither what you’d call pretty, left the building arm in arm with purpose in…
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SOS
I never eat Creamed Chipped Beef on Toast before I married The Deer Hunter back in the day. But from the…
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A Closer Look At The Word Arrowy
Almost every comment on yesterday’s Appalachian Vocabulary Test was the same-folks were familiar with all the words except arrowy. Most of…
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Appalachian Vocabulary Test 47
It’s time for this month’s Appalachian Vocabulary Test-take it and see how you do. Acrost Abide Age Alkyhol Arrowy …
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Digging The Well
It’s hard to believe but Charles Fletcher has published yet another book. If you read his previous book Little Sam…
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Friday Night’s Concert
A big Thank you to all the folks who made it out to our Friday night concert at the JCCFS….
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – The First Eggs
Over the last week our chickens finally started laying eggs-aren’t the colors beautiful? So far-we’re getting brown ones-and 2 lovely…
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Did You Ever?
Today’s guest post was written by Ed Ammons. Did you ever stick two feathers in a corncob so it…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Scatting Sneezes
For the last week it seems I’ve been hearing sneezes everywhere I go: home, work, the grocery store. You name…
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The Last Practice Before Fall Festival
On a dreary wet Monday afternoon the John C. Campbell Folk School Cloggers had their last practice before fall festival….
