Tag: So True Y’all

The Evening Post: If Parenting Videos Were Honest

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“But it worked yesterday.” -Every frustrated parent.  It’s A Southern Thing talks about honest parenting videos.

The Evening Post: Personality Tests Are Out of Control

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You don’t really know yourself until you’ve taken a 113 question personality test.  It’s A Southern Thing talks about all those personality tests you can take for yourself.

The Evening Post: 2023 Has Big Shoes To Fill

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Pretty sure we’ve just been recycling 2020 for the past 3 years.  Let It’s A Southern Thing introduce 2023 to the chaos among us.

The Evening Post: If Aliens Visited The South

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Turns out heat, bugs, and football are universal experiences. And I mean the entire universe.  It’s a Southern Thing shows us what might happen if aliens ever visited the South.

The Evening Post: If Introverts Had Personal Assistants

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This is what I mean when I say I’m having a ME-day.  It’s A Southern Thing shows us why taking a mental health personal day is always a good thing.

The Evening Post: BBQ Joint Logos Are Out Of Control

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The happier the pig, the better the BBQ.  It’s A Southern Thing shows us why those rural out of the way BBQ joints want to never change.

The Evening Post: Even Southern Bugs Hate The Heat

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It’s just too muggy for the buggies.  Watch It’s A Southern Thing negotiate with ants to stay inside the house because its too hot outside!

The Evening Post: Types Of Southerners At The Lake

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No one does a day at the lake like a Southerner.  It’s A Southern Thing shows us the types of Southerners you might find at a lake.

The Evening Post: The Most Important Relationship In The South

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We can’t get through summer…and most of autumn…without you.  See why the air conditioner is the most important relationship in the south below!

The Evening Post: If Southern Grannies Formed A Union

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If their demands aren’t met…well, let’s just say, “bless your heart.”  It’s A Southern Thing shows us what would really happen if grannies from the south wanted to form a union.