House Leek, Sedum, or Stonecrop
Granny shared her sedums with me ages ago when we first moved into our house. I remember seeing the flowers…
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Time for Tadpoles
Yesterday I was over in Graham County at Satterfield’s Briarpatch Greenhouse And Nursery. Chatter went with me and we had a wonderful…
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Planting Wisdom from Days Gone By
Pap and Ben (my nephew) digging potatoes We’re inching closer and closer to warm weather and real planting time. The…
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Grandma’s Biscuits
Early Morning Manna at Grandma’s Grandma greeted the sun’s first peek through curtainswhile the household slept. Her biscuits appearedon the…
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Jody and the Kid
Today’s post was written by Paul. In the early 2000’s, Dish Network had audio channels that played just black screens…
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Green Row in the Garden
Yesterday evening The Deer Hunter and I planted a long row of cabbage. I’ve been wanting to get the plants…
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Mean Roosters
My dad always told about when he was 9-10 years old and his mom had a mean Rhode Island Red…
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Going to the Back Room
Paul, Tipper, Granny Gazzie, and Steve Earlier this week Chatter and I were staying with Granny for a few hours….
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Growing Cabbage
Photo courtesy of Western Carolina University Southern Appalachian Digital Collections Cabbage farm, Highlands “Reinfried Armstrong Romanes (April 4, 1896-1978), more often…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Heart Rocks
With a lapidary artist in the family it’s no secret rocks are a huge part of our lives. Even before…
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Oven Hash Browns
I love hash browns, but I’ve never liked making them. I’ve tried various recipes over the years yet never stumbled…
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Dying from Home and Lost
Today’s post was written by Paul. Today’s video is a very different type of story song, one that I thought…
