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 ›
Category: Hillbilly Etiquette
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 ›
I start planning our menu for each week on Sunday evenings. For me, there is rest in searching old cookbooks for new recipes that will … Read More ›
I come from a family of great storytellers. My mother engages her classroom through stories both scholarly and personal. My grandparents seemingly had practiced telling … Read More ›
While in college, it was required that I take a Transcultural Nursing course. Interestingly to me, Appalachia had it’s own little section devoted to what … Read More ›