I Don’t Know About Tomorrow
I don’t know about tomorrow;I just live from day to day.I don’t borrow from its sunshineFor its skies may all…
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Having Good Wind
In my last reading of The Thread That Runs So True I was reminded of the way we use the…
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Power Outages & Cutting the Light Out
My heart has been heavy for all of the folks who lost their electricity during the storm. Many of whom…
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Isolated People
Every day there is more information shared about the horrific disaster so many people in the south east are enduring….
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Fall Garden Bounty
Gypsy peppers and Cherokee Purple tomatoes Our October garden is surprising us with its bounty. Sounds strange to even say…
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Candy Roaster Pie & We Heard from Papaw!
CANDY ROASTER PIE My granddaughter loves pumpkin pie, something which is a bit unusual in kids, and that consideration offers…
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Appalachian Vocabulary Test 178
It’s time for this month’s Appalachian Vocabulary Test. I’m sharing a few videos to let you hear the words and phrases….
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Old Song: Early One Morning
Today’s post was written by Paul. When I was a kid, Pap often sat on the couch and sang whatever…
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Aftermath of the Hurricane
In the wind up all we got from hurricane Helene was rain. We had little breezy spells, but no strong…
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Granny Says Harricun
hurricane nounA variant forms harricane, harricun, herrycane.1942 Hall Phonetics 42 [harik’n].B1 A severe windstorm.1834 Crockett Narrative 150 In the morning…
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Rain Has Arrived
We finally got some good soaking rains over the last two days. The first day we got about a quarter…
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Our Babies Have Babies
Hard for us to believe our babies have babies. Twenty-eight years ago today The Deer Hunter and I were sitting…
