Taint nothing is another phrase I heard often as a child, be gone with ye, come hither, smartin' up, cowlick in your hair, keep travelin', forty rod. White lighten, taters, chick peas, mater, raven-haired, darn it, dumber that a rock, ...
freeing up the fourth member of the hauling crew. At first, he struggled to keep up until his strength increased. ... Those tiny fibers, which grow at the base of each oat seed, feel like itching power upon the skin, especially inside ...
In Growing Up Country: Memories of an Iowa Farm Girl, Carol Bodensteiner tells the stories of a happy childhood growing up on a family-owned dairy farm in the middle of America in the 1950s, a time when a family could make a good living on ...
In a collection of essays, reminscences, and reflections, popular country music and southern rock legends share their thoughts on how country music has shaped and influenced their lives.
What Makes Country Life Country Charlie Daniels. Lee. Greenwood. Lee Greenwood's rise to stardom came the old-fashioned way—through hard work and lots of it. Never doubting he was going to be a singer, Lee even missed his own high school ...
Growing up Country
... Grandpa Moeller came to live with us when I was nine. I never had a problem having him live with us, but I have ... stones and throw them at Grandpa.” After arming ourselves with little stones from along the road, we snuck around the ...