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….
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Goldenrod
Is Goldenrod blooming around your house? It’s yellow color forms a sort of calling card as you drive along my…
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Sunshine In More Ways Than One
B. Ruth’s comment on my recent post Sun Drawing Water: Yes, I have heard that all my life…but that…
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Sun Drawing Water
A few weeks ago, I told you about Granny sharing the old saying “the sun is drawing water” with me. The…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Teeth
I’ve always had big chompers-you know the kind that people kid you about. Like: she could eat corn through a…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Don’t Know You From Adam
When I first started the Blind Pig the only internet service available in my area was dial up. Almost 5…
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I’ve Got 4 Free Tickets For The John C. Campbell Folk School’s Fall Festival
Have you ever been to the JCCFS’s Fall Festival? The festival is always the first weekend in October. This year-will…
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Blind Pig & The Acorn News
Many of you-almost 2,000 of you-visit the Blind Pig & The Acorn through some form of RSS feed-which means you…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Fall Came With Watermelons Still Growing
Yesterday was the official first day of fall. I guess Mother Nature took notice-because its a chilly 49 degrees this…
