I’m not sure where the month of November went-it seems to have taken place in warp speed. As I drive along the curvy roads of life-its always nice to know you Acorns are willing to hop on board for the ride.
I thank each one of you who took the time to comment during the month of November:
Sandy Carlson, Rick M., Janet, Mary’s Writing Nook, Paula, Kathleen, Amy, Carolyn A., Just Jackie, The Texican, Julie at Elisharose, Miss Cindy, Brenda Kay Ledford, Sheila, Osagebluff Quilter, Terry, Matthew Burns, GrannyPam, Warren, Threecollie, Helen G., Lanny, The Fishing Guy, Mary Traveling Hammer, Petra Michelle, SolsticeDreamer, David Templeton, Jennifer in OR, Teresa Atkinson, Jenny-Jenny, Greta Koehl, Farmchick Paula, Nancy M., Glenda, Nancy Simpson, Fencepost, Rick’s Whitetail Woods, Martina, Shirley, Trisha Too, Mary Life In A Cordwood Cabin, My Carolina Kitchen, Kelli, Picture Girl, Farmchick, Emily Cole, Marie, Mike Mclain, Kat, Shirley Bullock, Peggy P, Granny Sue, Paul Saltcreek, GaFarmWoman , Patty Hall, JoLyn, Olecrowsnest, The Welldigger, Rachel, Marilyn, Stacey, Calann, B. Ruth, CheE, Dean, Malcolm, Debbie, Ethelene Dyer Jones, Beth W, Sallie Covolo, Annie, Shane Moad, Will Dixon, Karen B, finnishwahine, Cathy, Penny, Judi, Karen, Barbara Gantt, Dave Tabler, Mary-Annies Goat Hill, John Dilbeck, Denese, Holly Spencer, Vicki Lane, Mary Libby, Zola Marshall, Becky Kelley, Gloria Bautista, Rhonda, J.R. Hotmetal Clark, Frances, Jay Henderson, wkf, Keith Jones, Paul Chaney, Jane Patton, Wade Taylor, Marlene, Tazebell, Quilter Bear, Elizabeth, Kendra at New Life Homestead, A Joyful Chaos, Wanda, Jean Kinsey, Alana Jo, Carol, Valerie B, Gloria, Donna, Randy, Morgan, Ed Mahaffey, and Charles Fletcher.
This month’s lucky Acorn is…
Charles Fletcher. Charles is a new comer to the Blind Pig-but rest assured he is a very interesting Acorn and you’ll be hearing more about him in the coming weeks.
Charles wins one of Paul and Pap’s Christmas Cds: Songs of Christmas. You can enjoy a few of the songs each time you visit(they’re playing on the music player). If you’re interested in purchasing a cd-just click on “Buy Pap and Paul’s Music” over on the left hand side of the page for details.
Don’t forget to click a commenter’s name and go for a visit-I know you’ll be glad you did.
Tipper
13 Comments
Fishing Guy
December 3, 2009 at 10:24 amTipper: Someone was mighty lucky.
Miss Cindy
December 2, 2009 at 8:44 amYes, November seemed to go very quickly! Tipper, we acorns, love you too. You provide a bright spot in each and every day.
Congratulations to Charles. Look forward to hearing from him in the future.
Carolyn A.
December 1, 2009 at 11:21 pmCongratulations Charles, you’re gonna love the CD! I’ve got it in my CD player right now. Makes me want snow. 🙂
Tipper, that picture is spectacular! Love winding roads. xxoo
susie
December 1, 2009 at 11:08 pmHey Tipper,
Thanks for stopping by my site. We did have a great Thanksgiving. I hope you did. Love the picture. I miss the mountains so much!
thewelldigger
December 1, 2009 at 7:31 pmMerry Christmas to ALL!!!
Santa is REAL!! And I’m 66 yr.old.
SandyCarlson
December 1, 2009 at 4:37 pmYour blog always makes me feel good, like the real, simple, true world still exists. Thanks for confirming goodness through your work.
Brenda Kay Ledford
December 1, 2009 at 4:04 pmTipper,
I really enjoy visiting your blog. Your photos, and recipes, and stories about Appalachia are so interesting and very enjoyable. I looks forward to your postings about the holidays. I’m sure they will be great.
Becky
December 1, 2009 at 2:23 pmCongratulations, Mr. Fletcher!
Love that picture of the road going around the turn. Makes me wonder what’s on the other side.
Far Side of Fifty
December 1, 2009 at 12:56 pmHi Tipper, I haven’t been by in some time..thanks for the comment on my blog. As always I enjoy the music here..and your photo is beautiful:)
teresa atkinson
December 1, 2009 at 12:52 pmThat picture of the trees is beautiful.
Is the Deer Hunter coming to this area to hunt? I adore the songs that are playing on the blog right now. Reminds me of being in my small town church from a little girl.
Have a great Christmas Season.
Jenny-Jenny
December 1, 2009 at 11:17 amLove the curving autumn road!
Mary
December 1, 2009 at 10:40 amTipper,
Thanks again for the linky love. I always enjoy visiting your blog. I hope you will tell us a couple of Christmas stories of Appalachia. That would be fun.
Wishing you a wonderful day. The roof saga continues. Hope things get better for you.
Blessings,
Mary
Mary
December 1, 2009 at 9:10 amGood morning, Tipper. What a beautiful picture! Most of our fall color is gone, though there are still patches of it out there. We have a very heavy frost this morning, so I think the last of my petunias are gone. They’ve never lasted this long before! I’ve got them on the south side of the house, so I guess they are a little more sheltered than usual.
Congrats to Charles!