Appalachia Through My Eyes – Queen Of The Meadow
Eupatoriadelphus-fistulosus better known as Queen of the Meadow is in full bloom along the roadsides and banks where I live….
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Using Twig Toothbrushes
All of you who guessed the stick was an old timey toothbrush were right! Several of you mentioned Grandparents who…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – What Is It?
Do you know what it is? I’m sure more than a few of you do-but if you don’t come back…
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Storms In Appalachia
Most of the US is either bracing for Hurricane Irene-or watching from a far hoping it’s not as bad as…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Pocket Knives
I’ve been around pocket knives my entire life-Case, Buck, Old Timers, etc. Pap says he feels naked without his knife…
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The Blind Pig Family Goes To Hazel Creek
Last Sunday, The Blind Pig Family went to Hazel Creek. During the summer months The North Shore Cemetery Association organizes Decorations…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Butter On Your Nose
Have you ever made butter? I have never used a churn like the old timers did, but I have made…
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Appalachian Grammar Lesson 10
Time for this month’s Appalachian Grammar Lesson. The pronoun one is often changed to un or n. We’uns or you’uns…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Skipping Rocks
Have you ever skipped a rock across the water? I learned how to skip rocks at an early age. There…
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Cross Pollination Can Occur When Growing Heirloom Tomatoes
Many of you may remember last summer was the year The Deer Hunter and I decided we’d grow only heirloom…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
Standing in the middle of the creek she said “He’s barking up the wrong tree and he needs to be…
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B’s Zucchini Casserole – Its Perfect
Earlier this summer, B. Ruth shared her go to summer casserole recipe with me. I’ve made it more times than…
