A collage of two photos with a pink and orange decorative background. The first photo features a woman with curly hair, glasses, wearing a pink polka-dot sleeveless top and jeans, standing outdoors with a scenic green landscape behind her. The second photo shows a man with a young girl sitting on a step outside a house with white siding and a lattice window, with the man holding the girl and both looking at each other.

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There is nothing more I like than yapping. This is a space where I share poems, short stories, and spiels about my life as a displaced appalachian.

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Hoa Hoa Hoa Hoa Hoaaaaa
Teresa Morrow Teresa Morrow
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Hoa Hoa Hoa Hoa Hoaaaaa

Calling all Twi-hards! Read about my experience at a 20th Anniversary party for Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight.

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Flashback Friday
Teresa Morrow Teresa Morrow
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Flashback Friday

Take a walk with me down memory lane, I’m feeling particularly nostalgic this week.

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What I’m Made Of [pt.1]
Genealogy Teresa Morrow Genealogy Teresa Morrow
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What I’m Made Of [pt.1]

A little DNA, a few family mysteries, and a touch of mountain folklore—just another Monday spent tracing my roots.

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Finding My Rhythm Again
Teresa Morrow Teresa Morrow
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Finding My Rhythm Again

The past two weeks have flown by in a blur of library shelves, yarn, and new routines. Between starting my new job and learning how to crochet a donkey for my niece, I’ve been learning what balance really means—and how healing can quietly take root in everyday life.

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momma’s windchimes
Poetry Teresa Morrow Poetry Teresa Morrow

momma’s windchimes

There’s nothing I love more than the song of windchimes. When I lived at home, the best naps were taken when the windows were up, curtains blowing in the wind, and my momma’s windchimes singing me to sleep.

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conversations with a stranger
Poetry Teresa Morrow Poetry Teresa Morrow

conversations with a stranger

These are all real conversations I have had with people after leaving Estill County, Kentucky for college in 2011. Codeswitching is something I only recently learned about and realized that the longer I’ve been away from home, the better I am at codeswitching. This poem explores that.

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