Appalachia Through My Eyes – Blind Pig & The Acorn Readers ROCK!
Happy New Years!! Did you stay up late enough to ring in 2012? I did-but not on purpose. A mean headache…
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New Year Traditions
New Year’s has its traditions and customs just like all the other holidays. A few of the most well known…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Would You Drive Over it?
Would you drive over the old bridge? I was sitting on another bridge, a bridge in much better shape than the…
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Interesting Weather Lore
My recent post on Ruling Days inspired Ethelene Dyer Jones to research the issue of weather folklore a little deeper…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Taking The Tree Down
Is your Christmas tree still up? Mine is-actually all 3 of ours are still up. At least I think they are-me…
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Breaking Up Christmas
In the early 1900s, folks living in the mountains of North Carolina lengthened the holiday season by celebrating the 2 weeks following…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Ruling Days
(view to the west from my front porch- looking and thinking of all you TN folks-on Christmas evening) My Dictionary of…
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Merry Christmas From The Blind Pig Gang
The whole Blind Pig & the Acorn Gang-wishes you a very Merry Christmas!! We’d like to give each of you…
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Christmas Gift
One of the first things Granny used to do on Christmas morning was to call her sisters and say “Christmas…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Christmas Folklore
Yesterday’s post made me think of the guest post, written by Celia Miles, that I published last Christmas (if you missed…
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Christmas 1933
Today’s guest post was written by Charles Fletcher. Read it to see what Christmas was like when Charles was a…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Holly Trees
From songs to decorations-Holly is all over Christmas. I’ve never given any thought to where holly trees grow until the…
