Lisa
@lisalisa-bobisa.bsky.social
I’m a living embodiment of my grandma’s old sayings:
“you wear your heart on your sleeve”
“you’re like a broken record”
“gettin old ain’t for sissies”
anthropology&social change, speech/language pathology
WV holler dweller
Water protector
Nature lover
“you wear your heart on your sleeve”
“you’re like a broken record”
“gettin old ain’t for sissies”
anthropology&social change, speech/language pathology
WV holler dweller
Water protector
Nature lover
I understand that! I commuted over an hour each way in NC/VA before we moved back to WV. NPR and audible were my best friends.
December 6, 2025 at 1:53 PM
I understand that! I commuted over an hour each way in NC/VA before we moved back to WV. NPR and audible were my best friends.
Hillbillies do not claim that poser. JD used tired old stereotypes about Appalachian people to pretend like he “pulled himself up by his bootstraps”and “made something of himself.” But hillbillies know…that dog won’t hunt.
August 14, 2025 at 3:46 AM
Hillbillies do not claim that poser. JD used tired old stereotypes about Appalachian people to pretend like he “pulled himself up by his bootstraps”and “made something of himself.” But hillbillies know…that dog won’t hunt.