I grew up in eastern Kentucky, a far stretch of the dollar from actually ever attending the fastest two minutes in sports. For my family, … Read More ›
Category: Hillbilly Etiquette
The world continues to spin in chaotic confusion, but I’ve decided it was time to shed some light on one small, dark corner of it. … Read More ›
Summertime in Appalachia means trying to develop immunity to poison ivy and having legs decorated in countless chigger-bites. It’s long, wonderful days in a garden, … Read More ›
My little explorers and I like roaming the fringe of woods and tromping overgrown paths. I like to think we keep a keen eye out … Read More ›
As far as trends go for 2020, I think our household has at least flirted with most. We’ve been gardening, baking sourdough bread, playing pickleball, … Read More ›
I think we all agree that every day for the last few months has seemed like a Tuesday. For me, maybe that’s because I’ve quit … Read More ›
We love any reason to celebrate, and America’s oldest running sporting event (uninterrupted until COVID-19) is a GREAT reason to have a party. Here’s how … Read More ›
As far as I know, my family tree did not include a deer stand. Not until about ten years ago. When Wade and I married, … Read More ›
It’s a funny moment for us gals when we realize we value the things our mothers and grandmothers appreciated. I’ve long loved coffee, reading, and … Read More ›
I had little to no chance of developing poor grammar habits as the daughter and granddaughter of English teachers. Interestingly, as Nan’s memory rapidly fades, … Read More ›