Photo courtesy of JCCFS Over the last few months I’ve relished my labor. That statement might sound sort of strange, but doing work by the sweat of my brow and knowing it all directly benefits my family gives me a really good feeling. This past week The Deer Hunter had a few late nights of work after his regular day shift. A friend offered to install heat and air in Chatter and her fiancé’s house for the cost of the…
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Holidays in Appalachia
The Deer Hunter, Chitter, and Chatter All of us here at the Blind Pig and The Acorn wish all the…
The 30th of May, 1868, is designated for the purpose of strewing with flowers, or otherwise decorating the graves of…
Today’s post was written by Paul. Granny and Tipper I think the song “Medals for Mothers” speaks to the amazing…
Will you try to get someone to believe a tall tale today? I’m terrible at playing jokes. I can never keep…
Grandma lived at a time when a juicy, crisp crusted homemade apple pie broke down a man’s resistance to matrimony…
With Sunday being Valentine’s Day there’s love in the air everywhere you look…or at least there’s folks talking about love…
What a year 2020 has been. One that will go down in the annals of history for sure. I’ve never…
I share some New Year traditions from Appalachia in my latest video. Watch it to see which ones you’re familiar…
Today as all of us are eating good food and fellowshipping one with another I’ll be thinking of all the…