I posted this some time ago, but thought I might share it again for those who missed it. During my childhood in the hills of East Tennessee, the most popular, though somewhat less dependable method of social interaction, came in the form of an old truck known by all as the “rolling store.” As kids,Continue reading “The Rolling Store”
Tag Archives: Humility
The Trouble with Pink Socks
Once again I find myself apologizing; I’ve really let you folks down with the posts (or lack of) lately. Things have been a little hectic around the Tin Cup Clan’s new domicile. So busy in fact, I’ve found myself thinking of little else. That was until today…when for some unbeknownst to me reason, I foundContinue reading “The Trouble with Pink Socks”
D.W.B.s and Why Everyone Should Know What They Are.
I brag about my stepdad a lot, that’s not news for those what know me. I was a tad worried when that crusty ol’ yankee came into our lives. We were from two different worlds’; he didn’t understand much of what I said, and I sure didn’t understand that New York accent of his. ButContinue reading “D.W.B.s and Why Everyone Should Know What They Are.”
Alway Choose The Wing
(A reflection of Character) By Michael Miller Southern folk are a peculiar folk, raised a bit different we were, but southern “mountain” folk…well, that’s another subject entirely. I’m afraid I cain’t speak for everyone else, all I can do is relate insight on how I was taught, unfortunately, that’s a time long gone. ThisContinue reading “Alway Choose The Wing”
