These are some of my favorite blogs. Some of these people have been with me since the very beginning and I cherish their friendship
. Some favorite Southern sites:
- My children’s blogs:
- On The Rodeo Road
- Charles Lister Blogspot
Some old favorites:
- Ann Tucker Blog
- Blue Ridge Blue Collar Girl
- Margie Musing’s
- My Journey to Mindfulness
- Never Enough Time
- Old Digger
- Recipes for Ben
- Sweetflutterbys
- The Retired One
- Bannie’s Blessings
- Welcome to my World of Poetry
- My Life and Times
- Clara’s Corner
- Sliding Through Life
- Beverly Use Your Words
- Living Life After 65
- Junie’s Place
- Blabbin Grammy
- Serenity Days
- Shambles Manor
- Joyful Reflections
- The Zees Go West
- Gappa
- I Was Just Thinking
- Blind Pig and the Acorn
- Some great food blogs:
- The Country Cook
- Rufus’ Food and Spirits Guide
- Country Cooks Across America
- That Skinny Chick Can Bake
- The Frugal Flambe
- Picture Perfect Cooking
- Cookin Mama
- A Recipe A Day
- Thyme on my Side
- Splash of Something
- The Better Baker
- Flourtrader
- Heart of a Country Home
- Frugal Feeding
- Fifteen Spatulas
- Mancave Cuisine
- Cooking with Libby
- Syrup and Biscuits
- Basilmomma
- Lark’s Country Heart
- Zestuous
- Mama Grubbs Grub
- Southern with a Twist
- La Belle Cuisine
- Angie’s Big Love of Food
- Christine’s Pantry
- Just A Smidgen
- Simple Fare, Fairly Simple
- Kesha’s Kitchen Kreations
- A Poet In The Kitchen
Some new favorites:
Living Large in our Little House
Kentucky Food Bloggers Association – Kentucky Food Bloggers listed below:
A Day in the Life Of
A Green Girl’s Guide to Food and Life
A Healthy Passion
A Mouthful
A Teenage Gourmet
Ashlee Eats
Bourbon and Beans
Boy Meets Food
Brave Tart
Crazy English Woman Cooks
Eat With A Spoon
Erica Bakes Cakes
Fake Food Free
Farmwife at Midlife
Forks, Knives & Spades
Friends Drift Inn
From Cupcakes to Caviar
Gourmandistan
Grow Casey County
In The Pantry
Joe Pastry
Kentucky Foodie
Meagan’s First Kitchen
Mirabelle Creations
My Fiance Likes It, So It Must Be Good
Easy Chocolate Beignets
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SouthernLady64,
I very much admire the presentation of your blog. I am going to build my first WordPress blog. I am interested in knowing where you learned to do the following things:
1. How do you build a navigation bar?
2. How do you create pages?
3. How do you add links?
4. How do you section off a page?
I would appreciate your help. Thank you.
Dean
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I would love to have that apron. I do not own an apron and I am always getting things all over me. I love the pattern and red is one of my favorite colors and one I decorate with. It’s a very cheery apron. Love your website!
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I am so honored to be included in this group! Thank you for pointing me to the Southern Food Bloggers group!!
I am so happy you are going to be there Brandie!
Good morning Judy! Thank you for including Lilac & Lavender in your ‘New Favorites’ list
There is a post I think you’d be very interested in, as it includes a documentary from 1940 about my great-grandparents (and grandma at 7yrs old!) living in Kentucky.
The documentary can be accessed through a link in ‘My Grandmother’s Mother’: http://lilac-n-lavender.blogspot.com/2011/09/my-grandmothers-mother.html
Hope you have a great weekend! ~ Megan
I love aprons. My mom had some of the prettiest ones and I can just see her now in one. Good memories. Linda McD
I made the Buttermilk Pies and OMG they were the best thing ever.
Sylvia, So happy you enjoyed these pies. We love Buttermilk Pie, too.