Shivaree
Curtis and Bonnie Mease – Miss Cindy’s parents charivari noun [pronounced shivaree, with stress on both first and third syllables;…

Curtis and Bonnie Mease – Miss Cindy’s parents charivari noun [pronounced shivaree, with stress on both first and third syllables;…

Cole-Tate House courtesy of the Laurel Magazine Cashiers Valley Kidder Cole was the belle of the mountains. A boy in…

Over the weekend The Deer Hunter decided he wanted to try his hand at making bread on the wood stove….

Pap and Granny, ca. 1965 As the world gets ready for this week of Valentines Day I started thinking about…

I’m sharing another riddle from “Way Down Yonder on Troublesome Creek Appalachian Riddles & Rusties” by James Still. “A house…

Today’s post was written by Chitter. Stamey Creek What is it that makes Appalachians so tied to their land? Is…

The Deer Hunter keeps a pot of water on top of the woodstove. While there’s no better heat than wood,…

A portion of a comment AW Griff left last week got me to thinking about the word rile. “I have…

1. No matter how many times I try my tater cakes never taste as good as Granny’s. I’m always tickled…

Pap was really partial to coconut cakes. Especially the ones Granny made with blackwalnut pieces hidden between the layers and…

After Chitter wrote the post about her new fiddle, I told her she needed to let Blind Pig readers hear…

My grandpa on my daddy’s side was pretty elderly by the time I came along. I don’t think he actually…