A Body
“It’s got to where a body can’t even leave the house without locking the door behind him.” —————- body noun…

“It’s got to where a body can’t even leave the house without locking the door behind him.” —————- body noun…

We’ve add two more laying hens to our small flock of backyard chickens and the extra eggs have me trying…

The Deer Hunter, Chatter, and Chitter Last Sunday I jumped the gun and published my Father’s Day post, not realizing…

Gov. Carringer written and documented by Fred O. Scroggs 1925 Uncle “Gov” (J.B. Carringer) one of our oldest residents. Born…

A few days ago I received the following email from Blind Pig and The Acorn reader Sue Simmons: Tipper…

June is one of the most popular months for weddings. Appalachia has many interesting customs and sayings surrounding matrimony one…

Do you dream at night? I’ve met folks who say they rarely dream and folks who say they never…

We’ve had a whippoorwill hanging around our house since about mid May. It sends out its call just after…

When I go to a homecoming or dinner on the grounds I always keep an eye out for Three Bean…

Steve and Pap – 1970 Father’s Day in Appalachia is special dinners with Daddy’s favorite cake or pie. It’s fathers…

Chitter, Morgan, and Chatter – 4th Grade Martins Creek Elementary help my time interjection A mild exclamation of surprise….

I’m finally ready to share rest of my fairy tale with you. If you missed the first post about my…