The World is a Big Place
Old Sid Pridemore never went nowhere much in his life. Never traveled farther than the forks of Troublesome Creek to…
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Learning More about Alpha Omega Evans
I first told you about Alpha Omega Evans back in 2012. At that time we had recently visited Paynetown Cemetery…
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Porch Conversations
Today’s guest post was written by Shelia Parker Nelson. Pap on Granny Gazzie’s porch One of my favorite childhood memories…
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Getting the Garden Started
The Deer Hunter and I managed to get all the raised beds (except one!) cleared off and topped with compost…
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March is Spring on the Wing
March is Spring on the wing,birds returning to nest.March is cold mornings, warm days,March wind stirring budding tree limbsAnd dancing…
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Hiraeth
“Nice photos. This video made me think of the Welsh word “Hiraeth”. There is no direct translation to English but…
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Irish Soda Bread for Saint Patrick’s Day
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Do you have your green on? If not you know you’re going to get pinched 🙂…
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More Excitement
During the midst of all the wedding excitement I received two surprises related to my ongoing work of celebrating Appalachia….
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Plants are a Living Testimony
“Plant connections to both people and place are a wonderful part of Appalachia. We’ve got day lilies (Daddy called them cow…
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Love is in the Air
As you’ve likely guessed love is in the air around our house this week. Still hard for me to believe…
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Using Pap’s Tiller
Last growing season we realized our tiller was on its last legs. The Deer Hunter discovered a hole had formed…
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Blind Pig & The Acorn Turns 14
Granny shares her birthday with Blind Pig and The Acorn. This blog turned 14 on Sunday. Fourteen years is almost…
