Train Series – Folsom Prison Blues
Today’s post was written by Paul. Today I’m sharing another super fun train song with the immensely talented Doyle and…
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Thankful November – Stob of Sassafras
Gib, trailing his father like a shadow everywhere he went, had been up on the mountainside where Mark was cutting…
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Thankful November – Handicrafts
A traveler riding one evening along a country road near Brasstown, North Carolina, saw the sun rays break through the…
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Thankful November – Vocabulary Words & Winners
Jim and I were both pleased when the publishers approved our idea of adding unique Appalachian vocabulary words related to…
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Thankful November – Sayings
Consequences Don’t let your mouth write checks that your rear end can’t cash. Compliments Saying something nice makes the old…
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Thankful November – Beef in Appalachia
For the people of rural Appalachia in yesteryear, beef did not figure prominently in daily diet. While most families owned…
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Thankful November – Veterans Day
“My uncle Carl was a medic in World War II, he served in Italy, he was gone from home 37…
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Train Series – Take that Night Train to Memphis
Today’s post was written by Paul. I had never sung this train song before, but I’m glad that Doyle suggested…
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Thankful November – Cookbooks & Winners
A big thank you to everyone who has been participating in this year’s Thankful November. I have really enjoyed the…
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Thankful Thanksgiving – Possum and Bear
Possum and Bear Though her house was a fixer-upper,The possum invited the bear to supper.She laid her table with Queen…
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Thankful November – Wild Meat
“Since most early families had hogs, it was not really essential for them to hunt wild game. Many did, however—to…
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Thankful November – Fattening Hogs
Sometime in late May, when the plantain weeds were tall enough to pull for pig feed, Dad handed my brothers…
