Thankful November – Chatter’s Soap
Chatter has been making soap for about six years. She first became interested in soap making because her and Chitter…
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Thankful November – Spirit Filled Children
“A thump, thumping and smothered cries took her rushing to the stairway in time to catch Cassie as she rolled…
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Thankful November – Biting Weasels
John Walker often boasted that in his life he had spent a total of 50 cents for a medical doctor’s…
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Thankful November – Hard Work and Food
Hickory nuts and black walnuts fell soon after the leaves. Ma sent Lola, Luther, and me to pick up as…
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Thankful November – Going Home in Our Minds
Rabun County senior citizens coveted and had earned two major things: loafing and laughing. Together we did both. At times…
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Thankful November 2022
It’s hard for me to believe the month of November will begin next Tuesday. I don’t know where in the…
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Final Round Up of Thankful November Winners
Here’s the round up of the last several winners from my Thankful November Giveaway series. The winner of “Appalachian Values”…
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Thankful November – Christmas Songs
In 2008 Pap and Paul released their first printing of “Songs of Christmas.” Here’s what I said about it way…
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Thankful November – Smoky Mountains
“On one of your visits to the Great Smoky Mountains, take time to visit the remains of a true hardscrabble…
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Thankful November…Not Over Yet
“On Christmas morning our brothers would get up around three or four o’clock in the morning, long before daylight. They…
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Thankful November – Note Cards & Winners
Blind Pig reader Allison Britt is a wonderful artist. A few years back she sent me an amazing hand drawn…
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Thankful November – Hog Killing Day
“I always had to stay out of school on hog-killing day to help out, of course. What I enjoyed most…
