Appalachian Grammar Lesson 28
Using adverbs without the correct ly suffix is common in Appalachia. A few examples: If I’m not bad fooled I believe his…
-
-
Do You Talk To Your Plants?
Do you ever talk to your plants? Or do your plants ever talk to you? I know at least one…
-
Pap Update
First off- Pap, me, and the rest of the gang say THANK YOU for your many prayers and well wishes….
-
Appalachian Sayings – Had The Lick
Had the lick = tired, exhausted, wore out, completely done in. —————- Boy I’ve got all kinds of sayings going…
-
WM. Waldroup Civil War Vet 11/23/26
Rock Island Prison – Photo from the Kentucky Historical Society From the JCCFS Archives – Interview conducted by Fred O….
-
Stecoah Union School – Stecoah Valley Center
The first time I ever visited the Stechoa Valley Center was in October 2014. Some of you may remember I…
-
Strawberry Shortcake
The last week has been a busy one for us and I’ve been plum tuckered out to say the least….
-
Happy Mother’s Day
Granny and Tipper I never realized the worth of my Mountain Momma until I had my girls. Almost immediately a…
-
Appalachian Sayings – Fly Over A Field To Land On a Cow Pile
I swear she would fly over a field of clover to land on a cow pile. ———– In other words:…
-
Appalachia Through My Eyes – Newly Pinned Nurses
Soon to be pinned nursing students dressed in varying shades and styles of white mill around the back door of…
-
Appalachian Vocabulary Test 77
It’s time for this month’s Appalachian Vocabulary Test. Take it and see how you do! Run: for a…
-
Malinda Blalock Civil War Solider
Female Soldier and Bushwhacker in the Civil War written by Maggie MacLean Union sympathizers Malinda Blalock and her husband…
