Appalachia Through My Eyes – Happy As A Pig In Slop
Enjoying our Sunday afternoon pickin’ and grinnin’ session makes me happy as a pig in slop. Tipper Appalachia Through My…
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Cracker Candy
Back before Christmas I kept seeing saltine cracker candy popping up everywhere I went. I wanted to try my hand…
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The Ninety And Nine
The first song Pap taught Chatter and Chitter to sing with his accompaniment was The Ninety and Nine. They hadn’t…
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Did They Lock The Door?
The old key hole above the door knob makes me wonder if they ever locked the door. Did they lock…
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Overheard
“I was going to bring you some eggs this morning but I remembered I had to ride with Randy to…
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The Blind Pig & The Acorn In 2015
Wow where did 2014 go? It seems only yesterday I was telling you about the goals I had planned for…
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There’s A Crazy Squirrel At My House
Meet my crazy squirrel. He’s sitting on top of the chicken run. He looks serene sitting there eating his little…
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Blind Pig & The Acorn 2014 In Review
Every January I take a look back at what I’ve written during the course of the year. It helps put…
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Old Fashioned Sliced Yam Pie
I had a few leftover sweet potatoes from the sweet potato souffle I made for Thanksgiving at Grannys. So I…
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Put Me On The Trail To Carolina
Rabon and Alton Delmore (photo courtesy of Happy with The Delmore Brothers website) The Delmore Brothers have been a great…
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Appalachian Grammar Lesson 27
“A redundant that is sometimes used after where, what, and similar conjunctions.” The quote from the Dictionary of Smoky Mountain…
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Did David’s Father Find Water?
So many of you asked if David Templeton’s father found water when he blew up the well on New Year’s…
