It was one of those defining moments in history. Everyone remembers exactly where they were when they heard the news.
Emily Jones said the events of Sept. 9, 2001 “brought us all tighter for a brief moment. All too brief.” Continue reading
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#FRIDAYFOOD – Congealed salads
Somewhere between dessert and side dish is everyone’s favorite congealed salad. While I do not always put them in the salad category, “it is what it is” – as they say.
I recently asked Facebook and Twitter friends about their favorite holiday foods. Of course, everyone loves their turkey, ham and cornbread dressing, but it was interesting to see how many people love all of the special side items and desserts made by special friends and family. Continue reading
#FRIDAYFOOD Holiday food traditions — sides
What a wonderful time of year for food and family! There are particular foods that make the holidays extra special. Whether it is grandma’s homemade rolls or Aunt Margaret’s fruit salad, some foods just define the holidays.
I recently asked Facebook and Twitter friends what foods make the holidays memorable for them – what foods make the holidays complete? An overwhelming majority said turkey and dressing, but there were a few other interesting suggestions.
Jenny Thompson Moore said her mom always make Chess Pie on Thanksgiving, and has since she was a little girl.
“Her giblet gravy and dressing is the best, no one can make it like her,” Moore said. “For Christmas, we always have fruit salad that she has made since I was a little girl and we always have to have it. These things just keep the tradition of my family going and remind me of Thanksgivings and Christmases past.”
Sharing the excitement of Operation Christmas Child Atlanta trip
Reba Thompson shared a slide presentation of Webster County volunteers who traveled to Atlanta, Ga. to help at the Operation Christmas Child Distribution Center at today’s JOY Club potluck luncheon.
Sid Salter talks about Mississippi politics at JOY Club
Sid Salter discusses the history of Mississippi politics and the upcoming election at today’s JOY Club luncheon at First Baptist Church of Eupora.
Sid Salter discussed this history of Mississippi politics and the importance of voting as the guest speaker at the October JOY Club potluck lunch! Sid is the Chief Communications Officer and Director of Public Affairs at Mississippi State University. He is a former Journalist in Residence at Mississippi State University and former host of “On Deadline With Sid Salter” at SuperTalk Mississippi (TeleSouth Communications).
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