Aunt Bill Rambles

Whew!!   Ain’t this fast time sompin’ else?  Hit’ll take some gittin’ use to fer me — when I wuz a young woman, I hit the floor a-runnin’ of a mornin’, but hit ain’t that way no more.  I had to be told to git up this mornin’. Me deef as I am and I thought…

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Another Windy Knoll Tale

Years ago (I don’t know about now) a cat would sit on the front porch (or any other surface with spaces between the boards) and get his tail hung in the crack.  Well, that’s how the old saying came about “got my tail in a crack.”  That’s exactly where I am today  — I’ve got …

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About My Personal Goal

This subject and how I got here is not, and has not, been funny; however, I can laugh about parts of it and I hope you can too. The first of December some how I got a fractured bone just behind my little toe and the podiatrist put a heavy boot on me.  Oh me!!  Here I…

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Windy Knoll Problems

For weeks there has been a tree down across the pasture fence on the back side of the large pasture.  For weeks different ones have promised to come “work it up” so the fence could be repaired.  Finally this morning a man arrived for doing just that.  Now there’s a big mud hole down by…

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Aunt Bill Rambles — Lil’l Young’uns

I ain’t never see’d the beat in my life — how folks treat lil’l young’uns today.  Last week we went to the tax office — we had to see what The Infernal Revenue was gonna to do us — and the north wind was bad.  Y, hit would cut right through a body.  I see’d…

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Midnight, the Cat 1994

It was early morning and we were in our usual places on the sun porch, when the show began and what a spectacular show of nature we witnessed. The 15-foot-tall stump, just outside the window, was the stage.  Enter Midnight —  our beautiful black mama cat – with her long bushy tail. The cats often…

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A Country Living Quilt

The quilt in the picture has to be one of the favorites I’ve made and there’ve been a few.  I call the quilt A Country Living Quilt because it’s setting is farm scenes and items.  Then my memory goes back to when I really got into quilting. I had worked all those years and quilting…

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Old Sand Mountain Terms

Last Sunday we visited a church we belonged to some 20 years ago and we got the most pleasant hand shakes, smiles and hugs.  It was a pleasure to see all those old friends, but they looked so old!  Surely John have not aged like that. The preacher brought a good message encouraging us to…

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Seniors Enjoy the Week End

Usually our days are slow, quiet days; however, the week end gave us a change.  On Friday our youngest came and I had a myriad of electronic chores to do.  I think I wore her out.  Old folks are not as astute as her younger students and even though she teaches every day — this…

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Aunt Bill Rambles – Losses

Ain’t this purty weather?  I think I’ve told you’uns about this before, but I jist have to remind you.  I used to know a woman what lived in Habersham County, Georgie — now that’s way up there in them purty north Georgie mountains — and she said they always went to see Grandma that purty…

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