Snow Still Hiding
The weather has been beautiful this week. Sunny days and much warmer temperatures, although the wind is still airish especially…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Working Up Apples
Last weekend I helped Granny work up the rest of the apples from last year. She had about two dishpans…
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Warshing the Dishes
I actually don’t mind washing dishes. We don’t have a dishwasher so we wash everything by hand. I like sticking…
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How to Make Ghee
Today’s guest post was written by Ed Ammons. Ghee for little Ira! Ghee is butter that has been cooked gently,…
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Kneel at the Cross with Granny and Paul
Today’s post was written by Paul. The old hymn “Kneel at the Cross” was written by Charles E. Moody. I…
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Good Weather for Chunking the Fire
This week’s weather has sure been good for chunking the fire and staying close to the woodstove. For the last…
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Rolling Logs
When we lived on the farm we used wood for heat, my Dad and I cut oaks with a cross…
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A Short Lived Snow
We had snow early yesterday morning, but it was short lived. Many areas were forecasted to have a massive winter…
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As…Sayings & A Very Old Book
Several years ago when Chitter and Chatter were working at the Folk School the school had a cleaning out day…
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February in Pigeon Roost 6
The 1974 Winter Edition of the Foxfire Magazine contains a compilation of newspaper articles written by Harvey Miller. At the…
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Venison Noodle Soup
VENISON NOODLE SOUP Heat broth to boiling and add noodles. In a separate pan, brown venison in olive oil. Sauté celery and…
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I Can’t Feel at Home in this World Anymore
Granny (in the middle) and her cousins at the Truett Family Reunion at Upper Peachtree Baptist Church (the old church)…
