Rare Mountain Superstitions and sayings of Appalachia
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- More of these rare sayings and superstitions of Appalachia. These superstitions in these mountains are endless to say the least. Strange how most are shared around the world. Thanks for watching. NOTE: Picture are just to tell the story and not the actual pictures. SUBSCRIBE:: LIKE AND SHARE:: HELP GROW YOUR CHANNEL THIS CHANNEL COVERS 9 DIFFERENT SUBJECTS !!! ( CHECK IT OUT) 1. Metal Detecting 2. Wildlife Videos 3. History & Mountain Culture 4.The Unexplained 5. Home projects 6. Hunting & Fishing 7. Nature Videos 8.Mining History 9. Video Shorts
“It’s bad luck to dislike this video”. That’s the best one yet! God bless you Donnie. 🥰
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Very grateful for these videos. Thank you 💜
There are so many of these superstitions. Rarely do they conflict with each other. Little things we do, like setting out purse down never on the floor become habits we live with life long. Some of the older supersitions are common sense for hygiene as well, and serve a purpose for better health habits. There are several about sweeping and how its done as not to sweep the good luck out of a house. The ones that have nature in them such as the leaves on top of a tree falling off or the live stocl animals being fatter in November might well be proven to have some scientific backing and way back people or a person took notice of the connection and it became one of these superstitions. Nature is smart and adapts to survive meeting needs doing things a certain way. Most of these are very familiar to me and a few I never heard of. Religion does play a part in these too. The Bible is definitely a part to some of these superstitions. Religion has deep rooted belief systems in those living in these beautiful countrysides. It is a way of life devoted to studying God's word. Life with faith includes references to the Bible about nature and being mindful of "signs" of events. These tales and truths are a way of life and not considerd idle superstitions. It is a tight bind with The Lord's good ways and in communites it bonds people with each other and the land with all its gifts and wisdoms. These can be wonderful ways and cherished insights among people.
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Appalachian people were raised to recognize SPIRIT. Sometimes this comes out as superstition. Many things are mysterious in God's world. Living close to the land also gives special insight into God's creation. ✨
Thank you, Donnie and I love the music on this. 🥰
Well said my friend and you are very welcome.
Donnie I really enjoyed this video. I grew up in Claiborne County, TN. My Dad has a saying that seems to happen a lot. If it rains while the sun is shining, it will rain at the same time again tomorrow. Keep passing on that mountain heritage. Thanks for your hard work putting these videos together.
Ive heard that a lot in my family
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Well said. Your welcome friend. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Thank you Sir I really enjoyed this. I'm an Australian with British, Welsh and Irish ancestors and I grew up hearing of most of these. Getting the shivers meant someone was walking over your grave not a rabbit, but means the same thing I think. I also know that if all the cattle are laying down it's going to rain. A pink sky at night is a farmer's delight and a pink sky in the morning is a farmer's warning, ( bad weather ) don't put new shoes on a table as it's bad luck, never open a umbrella inside as that's bad luck. There are just so many. As you do I tell my son these things too and I'm sure he'll pass them on to his kids. Take care my friend and much love to you and your family.
Wow, Thanks for sharing my friend.
@@donnielaws7020 my pleasure my friend.
My great grandmother live in the Mountains when i was little i learned a lot of stuff i loved going to vist she was my everything
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Being a Yank and always with a love for Dixie, here I am in Ireland. These are things I was raised with, even in Massachusetts. The Irish settled the South, they are everywhere! Thanks for starting with the Persimmon. All my Southern friends have gotten the spoon. Get your shovels ready! ❤🇮🇪🍀 Thanks Donnie!
Well said! Your welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
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The persimmons don't lie. Yes another spoon winter.
Oh wow, Pamela. I'm saving for my dream trip to visit the beautiful and enchanting United Kingdom 🇬🇧. I absolutely love Ireland 🇮🇪. Persimmons. My grandmere Rose loved Persimmons
Some of those old superstitions make sense. That one about the snow, well, conditions are right. My grandfather always cut the tails off his fattening hogs. Said you were fattening the tail if you left it on. My father said Grandad could always fatten his hogs about 2 weeks faster than he could if they penned them the same day. The old man went by the signs too. They didn't get their corn planted because of rain. They planted it late and it did well, big crop. Dad commented on it. Grandad said, "yeah it'll brow and make but the ears won't lay down. The ends will rot." That's exactly what happened. Dad went to visit an old neighbor and they heard an owl hoot in the daytime. The old man commented, " that owl's saying it'll rain this time tomorrow." It didn't and Dad asked about it. "Huh," the man said, "young owl, didn't know what he was talkin' about."
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Love the info you pass on to us. Your voice is so relaxing. You are the real deal. Could listen to you for hours. Please do more videos. Thank you so much
Wow, thank you!
Same! I love his voice and accent!
Donnie, I would like to thank you for all you do. This brought back so many good memories, I shed a tear for all my memories you brought back to me. Thank you. I miss the good ole, days.
You are very welcome
It took a moment, but I got it. Measuring worm = inch worm. These things always make sense if you think about it.
I laughed out loud when you said, that the persimmon seed didn’t look like a spoon, it looked like a shovel, and that was not good!, I presume you were thinking about it looking like a SNOW SHOVEL!.. lol. We have been seeing some very strange animal behavior for a couple of months now, and we are thinking it might be a bad winter ahead. About a month and a half ago, I bought my Farmers Almanac. I haven’t had a chance to read it yet, but I’m looking forward to it, and we will see what they say the weather will bring here in West Texas. Our winter was very bad last year. As usual, you always make my day. Thanks for another great video!
Your welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
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You're so very welcome 😊
Mr Donnie, I'm from NE TX and a wk ago (wk of Oct 11th) I opened 2 persimmon seeds from 2 different trees in 2 different areas (I was getting a 2nd opinion,lol) and they both had spoons too !!
Sir I've heard a few of these, but being an ole knife trader me Grand told me when I was a wee ladd that trade or gift a knife get a piece of silver in return so not to cut the friend ship! My wife & I listen & watch your video during supper, it's a grand part of the day when your on, thank you...ATB
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Oh Mr Laws! I’m so thrilled that you came up with some more superstitions! I’ve always heard if you get the shivers, then someone walked on your grave. Please keep your videos & stories coming! I love them all!! Blessings always! ❤️✝️
Awesome my friend. So glad you enjoy them. God bless you.
I'm from Missouri but I don't want my feet swept and never put a hat on the bed! Your channel's fantastic!
Thank you my friend.
Donnie, before people could read, they watched the SIGNS cuz that’s what they had to go by. And learned and passed it on. I think we took on the label “religious “ but truly, we’re spiritual. We honored people, places and things, and feared some others. For example FIRE will keep you warm, cook your food and lots of other things. But, it will also burn you. Again , thank you for sharing. The information is priceless! And what you know SHOULD be put into a book. Cause TH-cam ain’t forever. Take care of yourself!🙏🏾
Well said my friend. Thanks for sharing. God Bless.
Mr Donnie, I could listen to you and your stories all day! Thank you for sharing with us!
Wow, thank you
I can set and listen to your stories all day sir. I remember my granny telling me all these you said. I miss that great Christian lady. Be safe sir GOD BLESS
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Loved this one Donnie! I've heard many of them growing up in Western NC.
They are endless my friend. Thanks for sharing my friend.
@Celebrating Appalachia Hello there! I watched your video yesterday on "Mountain Superstitions and sayings" I really enjoy Your Channel and Donny's! 😄
@@austinwhitaker6439 Thank you friend.
@@austinwhitaker6439 Thank you! Donnie has the best videos 😀
I'm from WNC too . It brought back a lot of memories of little sayings I'd forgot. Thank ye !
One thing that isn't superstition is knowing the family that you're marrying into. Use to all the locals knew each other and your family had a reputation in the community. You didn't see many divorces in these communities. Now days people go off to college and don't know anything about the family they're getting into. I married a local girl whose parents were peaceful Christians that never divorced and my parents were peaceful Christians that never divorced. We all went to the same Baptist church. We've been together 38 years, I married up. She would probably like to leave and who could blame her... :)
Well said my friend. I am the same. Been married 47 years now. High school sweet heart. Thanks for sharing.
The widespread origins of the superstitions is actually a really cool indication of how diverse appalachian geneology is, its truly a melting pot of culture that mixed together to create something so unique.
Thanks for sharing my friend.
It was a pleasure sir to listen to the list of Superstitions. I've heard many of them from my parents, and grandma.
Thank you friend.
@@donnielaws7020 you're welcome my friend.
My mom had the saying of coming in and going out the same door. Even at my house she made it a point to use the same door going in and out.. Used to drive me nuts somtimes
Thanks for sharing my friend.
My great Aunt used to do this too it would drive my family nuts
My daughter just bought her annual Farmer’s Almanac. My husband was born in Bradley County, Tn. His folks were founders of Waynesville, NC and listening to you is almost like hearing him. He read the signs and was always close to nature. People don’t understand why I prefer the mountains to the beach.
Me to. Thanks for sharing my friend.
I like the beach, but I love the mountains. I want a place up there.
@Jeremy 77 My husband was born in Cleveland. Been there many times. Both his mother and father were born there. Relatives on both sides lived in Polk County. This was way back!
@Jeremy 77my husband’s grandmother was a Bates who married first a Spicer, was widowed and then married a Battle. My father in law was offered the position of sheriff in Benton. This was in the 1940’s. Visited Benton several times in the late 90s. My husband always said his mom had lived on Little Frog Mtn. He remembered Reliance as one of her addresses. When we went to Reliance there was almost nothing there.
How small the world is! I was born in Bradley County - Cleveland - but grew up in McMinn County - Etowah. My paternal grandfather’s family was from NC. A lot of them are buried in Rosemond, NC near Hendersonville.
I once knew a woman that had a birthmark that was identical to the outline of the sailboat. You could plainly see that it was a sailboat even at first glance of the birthmark . When her mother was pregnant with her, her and her husband were out sailing one day and something happened for her to lose her balance and she fell off the boat. It was so strange to me when she told me the story behind the birthmark. I had seen it when we were out swimming or laying in the sun or something to that nature, but I saw the birthmark and said "that looks just like a sailboat" and then she explained the story. Birthmarks of this nature truly fascinate me. But I do know this happens because I've heard of other people's stories , telling about how their birthmarks had happened from some sort of accident or trauma while they were pregnant.
Darrell raley good one donnie heard a lot of these from my aunt vergie lay she lived in sharps chapel I would stay with her when I was a boy miss the old days
Thanks for sharing my friend.
This video reminds me of my dad. He was a very superstitious person. I think many of these are family traditions that migrated with the folks as they came to America. No matter where you came from , in many ways we are all a like. thanks for sharing, your friend, Louise
Another great show! Love it!
Thanks again my friend.
Thank you for having a second folklore video. I love to hear them!
Your welcome. Glad you like them!
I’ve never lived in the Appalachian Mountains but, I’ve heard of many of these 40 superstitions. My father-in-law, born and raised in the city, had several of his own superstitions that he very much believed in. I guess everyone has one or more, no matter where they live or come from.
Thanks for sharing my friend.
I've heard of some, especially the one about the snapping turtle. 🐢 Thanks, Donnie!😊
Your welcome.
Thank you Brother Donnie!
Your very welcome my friend.
My maternal grandmother always said never wash clothes on the first day of the year or you will end up doing it every day. I found out that is true! I always go out the same door I came in!! Thank you for these! I have heard a lot of these all my life growing up in East Tennessee.
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Respect your pictures of the beautiful people of olden days, they lived a simplified life and was satisfied with what they had.
Well said friend.
Dad always told me if a snapping turtle bites ya you'll draw back a nub of a finger.
That' true and I don't want test that fact ether my friend.
These old superstitions are so interesting! Some of these I've heard all my life. And I've passed them on to my children. Thank you for sharing these, Donny!💖
Wonderful! your so welcome.
I am in the Ozarks, and I have heard of most of these sayings. I really enjoy all of your videos. Thank you for making them.🙂
You are so welcome
I didn't grow up in Appalachia. I grew up SW of Atlanta about an hour drive to Alabama, but I remember seeing horseshoes hung up occasionally. Sometimes over a door, on the side of a barn, on a fence post, or even on a post in the middle of a field. I never knew there was a superstition behind it.
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Your videos make me wish I was brought up in the mountains !
I visit every chance I get and try to see as much of the Appalachia as I can.
Thank you Donnie for the videos, they remind me of my own youth .👍🏻🇺🇸
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this
Your very welcome.
Hey Donnie it's me Bruce again just wanted to add something my girlfriend is a descendant of the Cherokee. Some of my relatives lived in the plank house's that are on top of rocks for support and I have bathe in a tin tub by a wood stove and used a outhouse. Ok I've seen cows lying on the ground by the fence closest to the road and it will rain soon seen it happen many times at least near by. Thanks again for sharing the video
Your welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
I'm from Australia and I've heard the one about knives as gifts. Love these videos.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing my friend.
I am 60 and I have heard a lot of these all my life in Georgia man I sure miss my parents and grandparents holy holy holy thanks for the videos many blessings to you
Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
My granny always said, among others, a whislin girl and a cacklin hen will always come to some bad end
Thanks for reminding me of a lot of them I’d forgotten
I liked this video so maybe something good will happen 😁
Thank you and Thanks for sharing my friend.
Jo, my Granny said the same thing! I loved to whistle as a kid, and I'm sure it got on her nerves! ♥️🤣♥️
My maternal grandfather said that a lot!
You make a person want to live in the mountains. I did in NC beautiful country. Love your voice and god bless you and all the people
Thanks for sharing this my friend.
I love his voice. So soothing.
Thanks for sharing.
Mr. Laws I want to say Thank You So Very Much for letting folks know how we have been taught here in Appalachia
Your welcome my friend.
Hi, I loved this Video. I learned so many things that I'm going remember !!! Mountain people are my very most favorite people on Earth. I sure wish I could have been one of them. Thank you for sharing this !!!
Your so welcome my friend.
I'm loving your videos Donny brings me back to my younger years when my grandparents and great grandparent were with me, some of your superstitions are the same here and now I have pasted them down to my nieces and nephews. One I remember if a bird hits the window on anytime of the day there will be a death in the family soon. Thanks for the video I'm really enjoying them x
Awesome! Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing that my friend.
I have been told a lot of these by my elders just found your channel today love it so far 👍👍 here in the Appalachians of southern Kentucky
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing my friend.
Hi Donnie. About the warts one...i heard from my great grandmother who was born and raised in Romania the same thing except to bury the string where you know it will get wet. Like under a drain pipe. Interesting that these superstitions exist in diverse parts of the world. Thanks for sharing 😊another great video.
Your welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Another great video. I was thinking, and I apologize if I missed it, that a video on funeral practices of Appalachia would be interesting. I know it's a bit morbid, but such things are an important part of any culture.
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Most of these are so well known to me from my elders! Family has been in Minnesota and Wisconsin for several generations now!
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing.
My late father-in-law always said "a whistling woman and a crowing hen will come to no good end." To this day, I refuse to whistle. 🤣
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Enjoyed this Donnie thanks, a lot of the superstitions we have grown up with in ireland too, my dad was a great storyteller he used to make us sit by the fire and toast bread on the fire and tell ghost stories scared the shit out of us but we loved it lol, your great at telling stories
Thank you kindly friend. Thanks for sharing.
My first husband's grandmother used to say, if you left the house and forgot something and came back in the house to get it, you had to sit down before you left again or you would have bad luck.
Wow. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Returning a penny for the gift of knife is from rural Iowa as well.
Thank you for the new list. Great video.
Your welcome friend.
How could anyone dislike any of your videos. Sir you are amazing man I love watching your videos.
Thank you. They do all the time. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Thanks for posting 80 percent I have heard of and still do today born and raised in wva please keep it coming to educate people of some of the greatest people around we may be hillbillies but we are proud
Your very welcome my friend.
Thanks for sharing Mr. Donnie. Grandma would say if a bird got in the house it meant someone was going to die. Whenever her broom would fall she'd say company is coming from whatever direction the handle was pointing.
WOW Thanks for sharing this my friend. Your very welcome.
I loved your 40th rare mountain superstition! But even though these superstitions may have been handed down from generation to generation. And some people may believe just because they don't want to take a chance not to believe in case it is true, something had to have happened coincidence or not that created the superstitions in the first place. And it could have been enough coincidence or repeated patterns that they saw that caused most people to believe the superstition to have some kind of fact basis. Just like urban legends, something had to have happened to start the urban legend in the first place whatever that may have been. Now granted there's that thing called the grapevine where one person hears something until something different. But still something had to have happened at some point whether big or small that created those superstitions in the first place. And that may be why generation after generation they still believe. But thank you so much again for bringing back so many memories of my childhood growing up and all the superstitions I remember hearing. And yes they were God fearing Bible carrying Christians and still believed in these old times superstitions. Thanks again and God bless!
Awesome! That's so true. Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing that my friend.
I've heard of the turtle letting go when it thunders,
and about 2 more I've already forgotten, lol. I never believed in these superstitions, I do believe in God. It was fun hearing those old wives' tales growing up, though! Keep up the good work Mr. Laws!
Thank you. Thanks for sharing my friend.
A very good friend of mind that lived in Unicoi County or Erwrin or Irwin all his life talked exactly like you. He passed away a few yrs ago, only in his early forties and I miss him. He could do anything from logging to sawmilling, welding to mechanics. You sound exactly like him. Love your videos
So sorry to hear that my friend. God bless you. Thanks for sharing.
I grew up and still live in middle TN, and we have the same saying and superstitions here as well. My Mom wouldn't let me even pick vegetables to can when I was on my monthly cycle. Sometimes I used that excuse to get out of picking vegetables! The wart and string one I had never heard of, wished I had. When I was small I had a big wart on my finger, and my Daddy went and caught a big grasshopper and it " chewed and spit brown stuff on it". Of course I screamed my head off, but the wart went away. Really enjoy your channel, especially the metal detecting.Thanks for ALL the work you put into your videos.
Wow, Your welcome friend. Thanks for sharing.
That was GREAT!!!!!! Be blessed my friend in Jesus name... BBE..
Amen my friend.
Well Donnie I'm from Minnesota and don't have many superstitions, but believing in our Lord shouldn't have nothing to do with the other! You know!?. Lot of weird people out there I guess. But I do like the one superstition about giving the video a like!! lol. I did! Godbless and have a great week!.
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Thank you Donnie for all the history you tell us my family came from Ireland Wales and Germany I wish I could have met them but before my time but I would have been glued to my seat lol God bless you and your family ❤❤🙏🙏
Awesome my friend. Your very welcome. God bless you.
Some of these I’ve heard and I go by. Thank you friend
Your welcome friend.
I love the yearly almanac and i cut 5 persimmon seeds and all of them looked like fat spoons and i did happen to notice the leaves are blowing out of the tops of the trees already i heard almost all these saying's i musta really paid attention to all the elders growing up, sure glad for my upbringing, sure thankful for you Donnie and Jared king you guys sure keep me entertained through the week God Bless both of you and all the kinfolk ...
Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this.
I am IN LOVE with the Appalachia mountains. I live in Mississippi, but have never felt like I belong here.!! When I go to the mountains I am so happy I can't contain myself.!!!!! I FEEL LIKE I HAVE FINALLY COME HOME. I HAD TO HAVE LIVED THERE IN THE PAST. The mountains are the only place I'm happy. I'm a completely different person when I get to go there, and I cry when I have to leave. I stay depressed here.
It can be hard to leave them. Thanks for sharing my friend.
THANK YOU !!!, for bringing the mountains to ME.❤️
@@cathyjackson8435 Your very welcome.
I've heard so many of these superstition's while growing up. Most of them have proven to be true. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Your so welcome my friend.
My father in Law has coon hounds. It never fails and is common now in The community that if one of his hounds begins to moan a distinct eerie moan, someone we know will die. I can say that seems to be true. One of those hounds will continue to moan ever night, that same eerie moan until someone passes away, it is something that gives ya shivers to hear.
WOW, Thanks for sharing my friend.
@DONNIE LAWS......Thanks again for these. I've heard a lot of old sayings from this list. I notice a lot of folks talk about your voice. A lot of men that are from the mountains talk just like you. I have always said, "Give me a slow talking southern boy any day over any other kind of man." It's a compliment. & my opinion. My Papa was that way & he was a wonderful man.
Thanks for sharing my friend. Thank you.
@@donnielaws7020 .....Your Welcome, Btw, You are right about mountain folk are Church going, God fearing ppl. My Granny made sure her kids & Grandkids went to Church. Church was an important part of everyday life.
@@peggyhill7283 Thanks for sharing my friend.
Mr. Laws, alright, I watched it, and it was just as interesting. Please keep making more videos, whatever they may be about - Appalachia or the folk or your own life - I think its because people know your good folk that they like your videos so much - also the content ain't half bad. I wish you an easy winter and a safe one, thanks from
🔥your friends in Chicago🔥
Thank you.
I’ve heard some of these sayings, and some I’ve never heard. Great video, thank you.
Thanks for sharing my friend. Your very welcome.
Great show Donnie thanks again. Yes, I remember them well
Very welcome my friend.
I've heard all these superstitions before. Nice video.
Thanks!
I love listening to your stories. I miss my grandparents telling stories whether they were true or not it was just interesting to me. Take care!
Thank you.
I am of Igbo origin of west Africa. We share many of the superstitions of your last video. Very nice videos. Thank you.
Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
The hoot owl for 3 days is similar to the Irish tale of the banjee.. If it is outside howling for 3 nights you or someone close will die.
Thanks for sharing my friend.
No, if you hear it all, someone close will die🇮🇪❤🍀
@@pameladecicco6509 My dad was from Dublin, I was trying to remember what he told me. Ty for the clarification
@@GreeneyedkittyNKimJongMeow Hey Rusti, I have seen you around many channels for years! It is like seeing an old friend! I AM in Dublin!!!
Rusty, That reminds me of that song Wildfire.
There's been a Hoot Owl howling outside my window now, for 6 nights in a row.
It's calling for me, I know.
Loved that song from the 70's.
I do like your video ! My daddy and momma planted by the signs he believed in them ! God bless you Donnie for another good video!
That's awesome. Your welcome friend.
Really enjoy listening to you talking about Ole wives tales. Now I have heard don't drink milk when eating fish. God bless.
Thank you and Thanks for sharing my friend.
Hey Mr Donnie, your stories always take me back home. I'm planning a trip to my home, Lee County my son and grandson are going, I need to show them where I want to be put by my mammaw...... I know there has to, I pray so that an Appalachia and smokey mountains are in heaven. I have a hand birthmarks the lower part of my back. That's true.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing that my friend.
Very enjoyable, Thankyou Donnie. 🥰🇬🇧
Your welcome friend.
I would love to visit you down there seems like a very quiet and beautiful place I love to come down and visit you your family and look at the scenery and talk I know you have a lot of good stories you can tell thank you God bless 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing that my friend. God bless you.
I am from the Lowcrountry of South Carolina,and have heard a lot of these in my life. It might be a southern thing.
A lot are my friend.
Hey coach what's up
Another great one, Donnie. I've heard of many these, and others I hadn't. For those who like 70's soft pop music, they may remember a song, "Wildfire", (1975), by Michael Martin Murphy. Murphy must know a lot these same superstitions undoubtedly; he talks about planting by the dark of the Moon. at one point. It's a ghost story, really, the narrator lost his lady, and her horse (Wildfire). He sings about the hoot owl by his window though he says six nights in a row. But he knows he's going to be passing soon, and joining his lady. I think many of these can be found, as you noted, all over the world, really.
A variation of the snapping turtle is that a pinching "crawldaddy" won'y turn loose til it thunders.
Awesome! Thank you. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Love it! Makes me miss my grandmother so much more! Thank you for all that you do❤️
You are so welcome
I love to hear your stories Buddy THANKS FOR SHARING
Glad you like them! Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Before I start watching it, I just wanted to say thanks again Mr. Laws, yours are a people myself and others have always had an interest in but didn't know how to go about the anthropology without poking our noses around like tourists, and me especially because I have recently become handicap, and cannot visit just yet, perhaps in another 10 years but by then these things may be too watered down - it's best what you do, remembering and recording etc. for us and future times - though maybe all this recent interest will catch on as it kind of is little by little and become understood again the little pieces which were forgotten. All I know is folk medicine and traditions from the mountain people in your area must be addressed and preserved sought out and recorded at all cost.
🔥your friends in Chicago🔥
Thank you for sharing this my friend. God Bless you.
I almost spewed my Dr. Pepper across the desk when you said 'it is considered bad luck to not like this video' 😊 Too funny!!!
Thanks for sharing this my friend.
I heard a lot of these sayings, grew up near Tennessee.
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Middle Tennessee native here:, traveled, camped & fished in East TN some, heard lots of these from the old folks. I believe there's some truth to be had here amidst the obvious superstition.
@@mr.bluesky3007 Thanks for sharing my friend.
@@mr.bluesky3007 I totally agree!
Thank you so so much for this video! I enjoyed it even more than the first one. And I especially would like to thank you for taking the time to show us the maps at the beginning of the video. It is truly fascinating to me to think that a lot of these old expressions are common all around the world. Some of the expressions that you mentioned reminded me of things I had not heard of since I was a child growing up. I grew up in North Louisiana. Please keep these videos coming and I will keep watching! Thank you!
Your welcome friend. Will do. Thanks for sharing my friend.
That's awesome,cause some of these I know,but some I never heard before.My parents were fro Mississippi and my mother was very adamant about these suspicion.Just took me down memory lane.Thanks again Donnie
Awesome my friend. Your very welcome.
Thank you for the great video.
Peace and roses,
Deb the TN Scary Lady
Your very welcome my friend. God bless you.
Good Sunday morning Donnie….Continued Prayers for your health my friend….I love this video…God Bless You & Lord willing I will see you next time 🙏🏻☦️❤️🇮🇱🙏🏻
Good morning my friend. God bless you. Thank you so much. Take care my friend.
Thank ye for sharing our history from the old folk done gone on to ta here after. 👍
Your welcome friend.
@@donnielaws7020 yeah thanks again Donnie 👍 , North Anderson County Tennessee 👍👍 I go up to ta Gap quite often, Love it up here, just like going home .
@@jeffbrummett2449 It sure is my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Great video Mr. Donnie Thank you for sharing this with us ❤
Your very welcome my friend. Thank you.
I always heard that for sudden shivers it means someone just passed over your grave.
That's what I always heard. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Wonderful video.My grandma said if a black cat cross your path you make an X on the ground are you x yourself on your chest. And I still do that to this day. you have a wonderful week and be blessed.🎃😇
Thanks for sharing my friend.
My dad’s dad… my granddaddy died in a explosion in 1924 his wife.. my grandma .was pregnant with my Dad when he was killed … my dad never seen his dad … well my dad could heal the thrash in a baby by blowing in its mouth… back when I was a kid I remember people coming from as far as a hundred miles for my dad to heal the thrash… it’s pretty weird because it always worked… all of the people took their kids to the doctor first and with no results… but I remember them being healed after the visit with my dad… I had forgotten about it until I heard you mention it in the video… my dad’s been gone since 1998… thanks for your videos buddy… I always enjoy them…
WOW Thanks for sharing my friend.
I would never ever dislike one of your videos. Yayyy, I finally get some good luck lol. Thanks Donnie for another wonderful video! Btw, I hope the persimmon seed is wrong!!
Thanks 👍 Thanks for sharing my friend.
I live in central Pa and travel through the Appalacian Mountains heading West to Somerset County. These are fascinating stories I've never heard.
Thanks for sharing my friend.
@@donnielaws7020 You're welcome.