Our Fall Garden
Kale Our fall garden is coming right along. The greens are all big enough to harvest, but the only thing…
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The Joy of Borrowing a Tomato
Kraut working off on Granny’s porch Yesterday Chatter and I were talking about how wonderful it is that our family…
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No Frost Yet
When I awoke yesterday morning I fully expected to see the first big frost of fall, but there was no…
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Pickling Peppers from the Garden
We enjoy pickled peppers and I usually make a few jars each summer. This year our peppers have done so…
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Going Where My Hearts Been
The other day The Deer Hunter said something that reminded me of the old song Gonna to Catch a North…
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Overheard
“I worry myself to death about youns out a driving around! You gotta watch out for them deers they’ll jump…
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Misty Mornings in Appalachia
The cooler than usual temperatures have continued in the southern mountains of Appalachia. I’ve enjoyed them very much even though…
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Teaching the Next Generation to Preserve Food
Austin harvested his first deer of the season last week. He and Chatter asked The Deer Hunter to show them…
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Are Multiplying Onions The Same As Potato Onions?
Multiplying Onion Back in April one of the excerpts I shared from the collection of Pigeon Roost articles mentioned potato…
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The Gambler And The Chicken
The Gambler And The Chicken written by Charles Fletcher Since the time of Adam and Eve, it seems that the…
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Pothooks and Spiders
Peeks Creek A black iron pot hangs from a crane in the fireplace, and about the hearth sit the trivets…
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These Burdens I Bear
Today I’m sharing my newest favorite song with you. Chatter wrote it—she tells more about the writing process in the…
