Paw always said a compliment costs nothing but can change everything. Here’s the Appalachian story behind the power of compliments and why we should give them freely.
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A warm Appalachian reflection on Thanksgiving memories, family gatherings, Maw’s cooking, and how traditions shift as the older generation passes. A heartfelt reminder of what keeps a family together.
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By Hannah Cedars Forgiveness: The Quiet Road Back to Peace Forgiveness is one of those words people throw around, but
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When Open Hearts Wander in a Closed World An Appalachian Sage Reflection by Hannah Cedars In today’s distant, fast-paced world,
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When your man says, “I don’t have TIIIIIMEEE!” just smile, pour your coffee, and start the job yourself. Here’s how one clever Appalachian woman got her windows hung before lunch.
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by Hannah Cedars — The Appalachian Sage The Case of the Guilty Wench My husband came in yesterday actin’ all
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by Hannah Cedars — The Appalachian Sage Pull up a chair — the porch is open and the story’s about
That Fool Doesn’t Know He’s Building My Success Read More »
Maw’s old paddle-wheel sewing machine was humming in the front room, the steady rhythm clicking soft against the patter of
Paw Had Odd Ways Of Analyzing Character… Read More »
Some afternoons I sit on the porch with a glass of sweet tea and a couple lemon cookies, listening to
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In the hills, we’ve long believed that certain words carry a light all their own. Among them, Psalm 121 is
Psalm 121: Memorize & Know This Bible Verse By Heart Read More »