L.A. Times Travel Section on Mt. Airy

My son, Jamie, is the Opie Tribute Artist. The L.A. Times Travel Section has an article on Mt. Airy, Mayberry Days, Jamie and much more. There are a few pictures. The article is very interesting and continues past Planning Your Trip, so keep on scrolling down to read it entirely. This

look like a deputy

Last night I took my daughter to her friend's house so they could hang out and watch movies. As she got out of the car I told her to make sure she behaved herself. Her response was, I will try to look like a deputy and act like a deputy. She then said, Don't worry Mom, I'll behave. We use

Crouds in Mayberry

Hey to Goobers I don't know just how many folks were gathered in town for this occasion, but in episode #212, Barney Comes To Mayberry there were quite a few. Of course Barney thought 'the big to-do' was over him, when it was actually to welcome a former local girl who had made it BIG in

kisses

Hey Mayberry Friends. I know Andy doesn't get romantic as often as Barn' but we can't forget the kiss Andy and Sharon Despain shared in the garden in Class Reunion. Now that was a kiss! The tears on my pillow bespeak the pain that is in my heartBarney Larry in Lincolnton

Rule 3

Bob, THANK YOU!!! Rule 3 is a must!! I too have heard enough of the negatives, almost to the point of not even staying with the group. The internet is full of boards with that kind of activity, but please, not in our little corner of the world we call Mayberry Mike Peacock -- (Bob wrote)

articles

Thank you Tammy for giving us the link to that fantastic article on Mt. Airy! I was able to print it out for my scrapbook and read it too. For some reason, I just don't enjoy reading lengthy pieces onscreen so I really appreciate this. It's nice to know there are Mayberrians everywhere!!! Aunt

so many voices

I got up early this morning, and being a Saturday, I turned the TV on to catch a cartoon.  All of us remember watching Saturday morning cartoons, either when we kids or when our own children sat on the floor for hours every Saturday morning.  Now, I can't handle the new cartoons, but I do watch 

Ernest T. Bass

A while back, we discussed middle names, including Ernest T.'s. Today, I buried me father, who loved Andy Griffith. A bluegrass program was dedicated to my father, and guess who was at the show? Ernest T. Bass. He was showing oFf his best rock and a very fine brick. I asked him what the T