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…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – A Porch Full Of Music
One of the stereotypes that Appalachians are often labeled with is- we all have the music making gene. Of course not all of us do….
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Southern Moon
The lovely Southern Moon has been shining down on me this week. The moon is synonymous with superstition and folklore….
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Dirt Track Racing
Every other Friday night you can find dirt track racing at it’s best less than 5 miles from our house. I’ve…
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Ground Cherries
All my life I’ve heard Pap talk about ground cherries. He told me they grew wild along side most everyone’s…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Bee Nests
Can you see the hornet’s nest? It’s almost as big as a basketball. It’s in a brush pile near our house….
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The New School Year
Pap is the first boy in the second row back from the front on the side with the window…
