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gardens, they’re feeling so fine. Mr. Pawley covers his little starlets with coverlets at night so the frost won’t dampen their spirits and he was getting ready to choreograph those with the rosiest cheeks in a kick line that would end up deep in a spaghetti sauce. It might get a little hot for the poor darlingss, but that’s the sacrifice they must make for their art.
It's all in the interest of food.
The Holschuhs and the Donalds heard about food at “The Transformation of Agriculture"—Friday’s lecture in the Voices of Rappahannock series. Doris says the Albemarle extension agent got a hand when he suggested that the world would be a better place if mankind spent less money on guns and more on taters.
We turned on the radio Monday morning and heard that 1941 Little Charlie Dickens song “Take an Old, Cold Tater and Wait.” IttyBitty-Buddy, bless his heart, must have dug it out of the record library. If it’s a song about food, Roy will find it. He was the first one we heard playing "Home Grown Tomatoes”—
But until next week remember what Aunt Michele tells Joey about proper etiquette: “The only way to eat peas with a knife is to mix ’em with molasses.”
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