Ping Lee

*large amounts of drool gush from the side of the hoomins mouth as the cats
watch in amazement!!!* I love apple butter, Lee
jofirey wrote in message
...

"Matthew" wrote in message
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OR MINE ;-)

I would be more worried about a crack house looking place with 20 guys
hanging around all day than what you described

If you ever want to see what my home town still looks like rent the
movie
that has Patrick Swayze as a hillbilly cop in it or watch the fire down
below with Steven Seagal in it



You know, reading all you hill folk talking about home really triggered a
distinct memory for me. Remember the way the houses smelled in the
winter?
Kind of a combination of smoke and bacon? From the woodstoves. Friends
of
my mom had a big iron kettle out back where they cooked apple butter in
the
fall. We always got a couple of quart jars of that to take home when we
visited. No other apple butter in the world begins to compare.

Jo

Kyla sings 'in the 'still' of the night G

"Stormmee"
you gotta still, we are friends, Lee
Matthew
sitting on the front porch drinking out of a corn jug marked xxx with
corn
cob pipe hanging out of my mouth
big grin across my face playing blue grass on a banjo while the rest of
the family is making sure the still is running right



"Granby" wrote in message
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I was told this earlier today. I guess I didn't remember reading that
anywhere else. It is with profound apologies that I called you a city
Slicker. Anybody that know bout possums can't be all bad.
"Matthew" wrote in message
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City slicker please I was born and raised in The hills of kentucky.
I
am a hillbilly at heart but got to pretend to be a redneck here in
florida don't want to scare the locals with my edumacation ;-)


"Stormmee" wrote in message
...
haven't looked at it, I guess if I sent it to my sister it would make
her
hurke like a kitten.... don't forget you are probably related to him,
Lee
Granby wrote in message
...
I don't know if you talker will work on the web page Matthew sent
but,
if
not let me know. You have to send to the folks in Missouri. Is a
whole
page of Possum stuff. Like Catching it on a moon lit night, to
stuffing
and
all sorts of recipes. Our Granny's would be so proud. Especially
proud
that a city slicker found the site!!!

"jofirey"
"Matthew"
OR MINE ;-)

I would be more worried about a crack house looking place with 20 guys
hanging around all day than what you described

LOL

If you ever want to see what my home town still looks like rent the
movie that has Patrick Swayze as a hillbilly cop in it

Next of Kin?

or watch the fire down
below with Steven Seagal in it

I love Fire Down Below.



You know, reading all you hill folk talking about home really triggered a
distinct memory for me. Remember the way the houses smelled in the
winter? Kind of a combination of smoke and bacon? From the woodstoves.
Friends of my mom had a big iron kettle out back where they cooked apple
butter in the fall. We always got a couple of quart jars of that to take
home when we visited. No other apple butter in the world begins to
compare.

Jo

Oh droooooool...my gramma used to make pear butter.
Those were the good ol days
Kyla

Wrong "still" girl, wrong "still".
"Kyla =^..^=" wrote in message
...
Kyla sings 'in the 'still' of the night G

"Stormmee"
you gotta still, we are friends, Lee
Matthew
sitting on the front porch drinking out of a corn jug marked xxx with
corn
cob pipe hanging out of my mouth
big grin across my face playing blue grass on a banjo while the rest
of
the family is making sure the still is running right



"Granby" wrote in message
...
I was told this earlier today. I guess I didn't remember reading that
anywhere else. It is with profound apologies that I called you a city
Slicker. Anybody that know bout possums can't be all bad.
"Matthew" wrote in message
...
City slicker please I was born and raised in The hills of kentucky.
I
am a hillbilly at heart but got to pretend to be a redneck here in
florida don't want to scare the locals with my edumacation ;-)


"Stormmee" wrote in message
...
haven't looked at it, I guess if I sent it to my sister it would
make
her
hurke like a kitten.... don't forget you are probably related to
him,
Lee
Granby wrote in message
...
I don't know if you talker will work on the web page Matthew sent
but,
if
not let me know. You have to send to the folks in Missouri. Is a
whole
page of Possum stuff. Like Catching it on a moon lit night, to
stuffing
and
all sorts of recipes. Our Granny's would be so proud. Especially
proud
that a city slicker found the site!!!

My daughter lives in Grand Island NY and this year she made apple butter.
She was amazed at how many people said "I didn't know you could make that at
home."
"jofirey" wrote in message
...

"Matthew" wrote in message
...
OR MINE ;-)

I would be more worried about a crack house looking place with 20 guys
hanging around all day than what you described

If you ever want to see what my home town still looks like rent the
movie that has Patrick Swayze as a hillbilly cop in it or watch the fire
down below with Steven Seagal in it



You know, reading all you hill folk talking about home really triggered a
distinct memory for me. Remember the way the houses smelled in the
winter? Kind of a combination of smoke and bacon? From the woodstoves.
Friends of my mom had a big iron kettle out back where they cooked apple
butter in the fall. We always got a couple of quart jars of that to take
home when we visited. No other apple butter in the world begins to
compare.

Jo

Remind me next fall, I won't remember, and I will make you some.
"Stormmee" wrote in message
...
*large amounts of drool gush from the side of the hoomins mouth as the
cats
watch in amazement!!!* I love apple butter, Lee
jofirey wrote in message
...

"Matthew" wrote in message
...
OR MINE ;-)

I would be more worried about a crack house looking place with 20 guys
hanging around all day than what you described

If you ever want to see what my home town still looks like rent the
movie
that has Patrick Swayze as a hillbilly cop in it or watch the fire
down
below with Steven Seagal in it



You know, reading all you hill folk talking about home really triggered a
distinct memory for me. Remember the way the houses smelled in the
winter?
Kind of a combination of smoke and bacon? From the woodstoves. Friends
of
my mom had a big iron kettle out back where they cooked apple butter in
the
fall. We always got a couple of quart jars of that to take home when we
visited. No other apple butter in the world begins to compare.

Jo

"jofirey" wrote in message
...


You know, reading all you hill folk talking about home really triggered a
distinct memory for me. Remember the way the houses smelled in the
winter? Kind of a combination of smoke and bacon? From the woodstoves.
Friends of my mom had a big iron kettle out back where they cooked apple
butter in the fall. We always got a couple of quart jars of that to take
home when we visited. No other apple butter in the world begins to
compare.


We used to make it when I was a kid. I don't remember the recipe for it,
but man the house smelled like cinnamon, apples and other good stuff for
days. We also used to cook our ham and beans, split pea soup, and other
slow cooker stuff on the wood stove (two steps up from the Franklin stove)
that was used to heat our house. It saved a lot of power bills and fed us
at the same time.

Pam S.

"Granby" wrote in message
...
Wrong "still" girl, wrong "still".
"Kyla =^..^=" wrote in message
...
Kyla sings 'in the 'still' of the night G


If the stuff is made right, both definitions will work.

Pam S.

jofirey wrote:
"Matthew" wrote in message
...
OR MINE ;-)

I would be more worried about a crack house looking place with 20 guys
hanging around all day than what you described

If you ever want to see what my home town still looks like rent the movie
that has Patrick Swayze as a hillbilly cop in it or watch the fire down
below with Steven Seagal in it



You know, reading all you hill folk talking about home really triggered a
distinct memory for me. Remember the way the houses smelled in the winter?
Kind of a combination of smoke and bacon? From the woodstoves. Friends of
my mom had a big iron kettle out back where they cooked apple butter in the
fall. We always got a couple of quart jars of that to take home when we
visited. No other apple butter in the world begins to compare.

Dinner cooked over a campfire is incomparable, too! (And not just
because living outdoors tends to whet your appetite.)

"hic" Lee
Kyla =^..^= wrote in message
...
Kyla sings 'in the 'still' of the night G

"Stormmee"
you gotta still, we are friends, Lee
Matthew
sitting on the front porch drinking out of a corn jug marked xxx with
corn
cob pipe hanging out of my mouth
big grin across my face playing blue grass on a banjo while the rest
of
the family is making sure the still is running right



"Granby" wrote in message
...
I was told this earlier today. I guess I didn't remember reading that
anywhere else. It is with profound apologies that I called you a city
Slicker. Anybody that know bout possums can't be all bad.
"Matthew" wrote in message
...
City slicker please I was born and raised in The hills of kentucky.
I
am a hillbilly at heart but got to pretend to be a redneck here in
florida don't want to scare the locals with my edumacation ;-)


"Stormmee" wrote in message
...
haven't looked at it, I guess if I sent it to my sister it would
make
her
hurke like a kitten.... don't forget you are probably related to
him,
Lee
Granby wrote in message
...
I don't know if you talker will work on the web page Matthew sent
but,
if
not let me know. You have to send to the folks in Missouri. Is a
whole
page of Possum stuff. Like Catching it on a moon lit night, to
stuffing
and
all sorts of recipes. Our Granny's would be so proud. Especially
proud
that a city slicker found the site!!!