Characters In Appalachia
Every once in a while I wake up with a smile on my face-a day where it seems everything I…
Every once in a while I wake up with a smile on my face-a day where it seems everything I…
School has started for the Blind Pig family. Backpacks are full and we are easing ourselves back into the rhythm of…
Sue Cole was born in 1932. Earlier this summer, as we sit under a canopy of trees, she shared her…
As the girls begin a new school year-my mind wonders at how much school has changed since I was a…
by Ethelene Dyer Jones Both grape juice and grape jelly were two of the items we “put up” on our…
Hunting for treasure-is one of our favorite things to do around the Blind Pig house. Late July-is not the best time…
Seems my mind is always wondering back to days of old, seems I’m always longing for a touch of the…
Over the past few months, I’ve been dwelling on the ever shrinking remnant of the the rich Appalachian Culture. Honestly-the traditions that are still…
In this third letter of the packet-Penland writes of the actual fighting for the first time. As he writes-you can…
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands…
Yellow Squash has been a favorite veggie of mine since I was a child. This year’s plants have just started producing what…
Do you have air conditioning? We do-however at the moment-it’s broken. Back in the day, when The Deer Hunter…