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What Does BombDiggity Mean? Our #1 Question Answered

Lane Morris grinning in a ball cap with a fluffy donkey pressed cheek to cheek against him

Our number one question… what does BombDiggity even mean?!? Well, let Lane and I tell you!

BombDiggity has been in my life for as long as I can remember. It’s a word I first heard from my mother as a way of saying that I was being a bit too sassy, became the name of our marketing and design agency, and then the name of our farm as well— It is defined (by us) as “awesomeness in its purest form” and this mindset toward this pinnacle of excellence infuses our life, work, farmstead, marriage, family, faith, and community contributions.

It’s more than a word; it’s a lifestyle and an affirmation, a relentless pursuit of crafting the life we desire while elevating those around us.

When we end our videos with, “Now that’s BombDiggity,” it’s a celebration of our dedication and a tribute to you, deserving nothing less.

Embrace the BombDiggity in everything. Now that’s BombDiggity (and you are too!)

If you enjoyed this one, you might also like Chasing Dreams and Cultivating Passions: Inspired by Stan Lee and DIY Southern Evergreen Christmas Wreath.

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Lane and Jules Morris

Authors and University of Tennessee faculty writing from our farm in East Tennessee about gardening, the farm kitchen, faith and designing a flourishing life at any age. More about us

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  • Pull Up a ChairA story from our week
  • Out in the GardenWhat’s growing and what’s working
  • From the Farm KitchenA recipe or a preserving tip
  • Tuck It in Your PocketOne idea to carry with you
    Jules in a red shirt picking peppers among the kale and marigolds