Pinto Beans and Corn Bread Kept Us All Fed
In Appalachia, They Called Us Poor Folks
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Narrated by:
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Sherry Lawson
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By:
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Sherry Lawson
Sherry grew up in the Appalachian Mountains near coal mines, rivers, and farms. She tells true stories of what it was like for her in the late 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's.
Colorful descriptions of adventures taken with her best friend Jimmy and awful memories of growing up with an alcoholic father. From Elvis to Janis Joplin and always that good old country music.
The stories are rich with history. She loved sports and was darn good but the coaches wouldn't let her play for the team. Finally she could wear pants instead of skirts in high school.
She was determined even with huge disappointments with herself. Read how she overcomes self destruction to loving herself.
©2024 Sherry Lawson (P)2026 Sherry Lawson
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