Thanksgiving in Appalachia

As I think of things I’m thankful for this Thanksgiving Day-seems I keep coming up with Fs:

  • faith
  • family
  • freedom
  • friends

Although, there is one other thing that comes to mind… YOU. I’m thankful for you who read the Blind Pig-you who encourage me to continue in my endeavor to preserve and celebrate the rich Appalachian Culture and Heritage which I am blessed to be part of.

Happy Thanksgiving to you-from the whole Blind Pig Family.

Tipper

 

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26 Comments

  1. Reading your blog is like a trip home. I grew up in Lenoir.My Dads family was from Waynesville. I spent a lot of my childhood in Cherokee, Maggie Valley. Have lived away for 40 years but still miss it.

  2. Hello Tipper, I hope you had a beautiful Thanksgiving.
    I always enjoy visiting you at your blog. I may not always leave comments…machines are not so dependable. But I read often!
    Have a great weekend!

  3. I hope you and all your family will forever be blessed with family, friends and food and the richness of the Appalachian heritage, with your work on the Blind Pig, will grow to be remembered and revered by many.
    Happy Thanksgiving, Tipper, and to all your family, too.
    Helen
    Helen

  4. I’m thankful I met you, Tipper, and for all the help you have given me and others in our Netwest group. Hope your Thanksgiving was all you wanted it to be. Good luck with your crafts this weekend.

  5. Tipper; You must have “BIG FEET”
    cause you have the BEST grounded
    site on my computer!! thank you
    and keep it going!!It’s like setting on Grandma’s porch.

  6. Tipper,
    Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. I hope it brings much love, laughter and delicious food.
    Today, even though Canadian Thanksgiving was in October, I am thankful for YOU and your friendship.
    Blessings,
    Mary

  7. Happy Thanksgiving to you Tipper. You, the Deer Hunter, Chitter, and Chatter are my list of what I am thankful for! No one could ask for a finer family!
    I also appreciate all you do to preserve this rich and wonderful Appalachian Heritage we share.

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