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mother Helene Willemse. The Woodwards to Rixeyville to eat with Randy and Dorenda Sheads.

Aunt Michele shall hazard going down into the hills of Greene County where our favorite “Big K” deejay Joe Boucher plans to toss the turkey into the oven, then go to Warrenton to do his air shift (radio announcers have no holidays), then hurry back to Barboursville to teach Aunt Michele a few more things about cooking taters. (She needs help — she keeps talking about how they need to be shook from the trees or pulled from the vines.)

Here’s a tip from Sean Kilpatrick — all leftover turkey must be curried which gives you an excuse for eating lots of chutney. In fact he says you can forget about the turkey and just eat the chutney — but his friends in the hills were horrified to hear that one of his favorite

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