Appalachia Through My Eyes – Granny’s Sci-Fi Angels
Remember macrame? When I was little Granny was into macrame big time. She made rugs, plant hangers, even pocket books….
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December 10, 1962
David Templeton found an old letter while fishing in the woods of Virginia. This is what he told me…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – By Shanks Mare
I had several folks comment on Don Casada’s use of the phrase ‘by shanks mare’ after I published his guest…
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Spreading The Love For November
Time to Spread the Love to all the readers who took time to comment during the month of November-you truly…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Chitter’s Bird
Chitter nabbed this bird photo out our porch window. I made the pine cone Christmas tree when the girls were…
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Two Baby Blue Eyes
Music of one form or another has literally been the sound track to my life here in the southern mountains…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Getting The Christmas Tree
Over the weekend we put up our Christmas tree. The girls insisted on going out in the woods and cutting…
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Leaves Of November
Today’s Guest Post was written by Don Casada. ———————— Leaves of November I spend a fair amount of time rambling up,…
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Haystacks – The Kind You Eat
When this time of the year rolls around, I find myself wanting to cook more sweets-namely all the ones Granny…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Persimmons
Persimmons-if you try to eat them too early in the season-you’ll be trying to unpucker your mouth for the rest…
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A Blast From The Past – Porkchops And Applesauce
I woke up this morning with Porkchops and Applesauce on my mind-actually my thoughts led me to think about Porkchops and Applesauce….
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Rooney’s Knife
I first met Rooney and his lovely wife Maryolin at the John C. Campbell Folk School. They’ve been coming to…
