This is an old recipe passed to us from an aunt who lives in Texas.
Category: Special Interest
Locally written columns of special interest to Dillon County citizens
Dillon Middle School
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Last year I toured the then new multi-million dollar Dillon Middle School and in a Herald column made the comment that its presence was a far cry from what the national media unfortunately had once portrayed it to be, a part of the state’s Corridor of Shame.
Libby’s Recipes: Apple Dumplings
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Apple Dumplings–Great served warm with vanilla ice cream!
You Called?
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I recently wrote about my first (c. 1938) up close encounter with a real airplane, one that had an emergency landing near my home.
Amen To Good Manners Commentary
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I want to shout out a big AMEN in response to Bishop Michael Goings’ commentary in the paper. He said it all when it comes to manners and respect.
Libby’s Recipes: Tropical Fruit Fluff
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Here is a light, airy dip good with summer fruits.
Old
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Sometimes when we want to define something and we lack the words, we fall back on defining the word by saying what the word is NOT.
Good Manners Matter
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Matter”
I know that when my son reads this, he will most likely be a bit embarrassed due to the fact that the idea for this commentary was birthed as a result of a conversation that he and I recently had.
Remember?
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The principal link we have to connect us with the past is our memory. Obviously if it were a past experience, it’s mostly gone except for the mental pictures of it that we store in our minds usually easily recalled on demand.
The First Time
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There can only be one FIRST time although it can be repeated endlessly but never initially. Important and many unimportant first events in life can be recalled vividly even years from their occurrences.