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Mama says wrote on Oct 26, 2009 1:44 AM:
We also made clothespin dolls with husk clothes,,,,which I thought was fun.
I realized when peeling potatoes just how men like eating potatoes. At times would think, AM I EVER GONNA PEEL ENOUGH? Four relatives in same area were farmers. So all met at one house for the meal. We had 40 to feed, and old doors were kept and on sawhorses and covered with white paper and taped.
Each family brought paper cups, plates, napkins, and cutlery. OH THE FOOD WAS SO GOOD. Pie, cake, desserts were made.
In family, we were blessed with good good cooks. Don't hear about these much now. I hope the tradition does goes on. "