I am out at one of my favorite restaurants having brunch. There is a table behind me with three little old ladies.

They are talking about their family back in Kentucky. One lady was saying how this one girl had a tattoo on her arm and a ring in her nose and how she couldn't possibly be family. The other two were assuming her that she was. Lol!!! 😂

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cherokeepatti · 61-69, F

My great-uncle on my father’s side of the family was widowed when he was in his late 60’s. He started riding the Greyhound bus visiting relatives here in Oklahoma and also in Arkansas. He came to visit us several times and told us he visited some cousins in northern Arkansas. And that they lived like the stereotypes we saw in movies (was thinking Ma & Pa Kettle movies) . Wouldn’t put up a clothesline to dry clothes but would hang them on tree branches to dry. The women did the bulk of the work and the men were really laid back kind of letting things go. This back around 1970, don’t know if much has changed in the area or not.