Survival Lessons From The Civil War
Today’s guestpost was written by Leon Pantenburg, who blogs at Survival Common Sense. I ordered by inter-library loan a book named…

Today’s guestpost was written by Leon Pantenburg, who blogs at Survival Common Sense. I ordered by inter-library loan a book named…

A few months ago I received the following email: Dear Ms. Pressley – I have enjoyed browsing your blog because…

James Jasper Scroggs Confederate Solider “Two-thirds of all Civil War deaths were a result of disease, not battlefield injury. Most…

Strawberries aren’t my favorite fruit. They’re good, but they just haven’t ever been at the top of my list. But…

Chatter and Chitter learned many of the old songs they perform from riding in the backseat of my car for…

I can’t believe how much our tomato seedlings have grown over the last few days. Even though, there’s been more…

My father used to do something like Mr. Davenport but not to that extent. He also played the spoons. Sometimes…

“Grab and growl, supper’s ready!” —————————— I first heard the saying grab and growl from The Deer Hunter. After we…

Musicians gathered in a circle to play; people with listening ears gathered in the grass and on plastic chairs…

It’s time for this month’s Appalachian Vocabulary Test, take it and see how you do! Raggedy Raise up Rattle Trap…

Dandelions are considered among the lowliest of the flowers. I’ve never minded them myself-I find their cheery yellow faces hard…

Lots of great stories were heard this weekend at the Georgia Mountain Storytelling Festival. The Pressley Girls were the only…