http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=22 Coverin the bases in Miz Judi's Kitchen Thu, 23 Apr 2015 10:51:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=22#comment-5 Sandra Barber Sat, 26 Feb 2011 13:29:35 +0000 http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=22#comment-5 Tell Miz Judi Hi. Tell Miz Judi Hi.

]]> http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=22#comment-4 Sandra Barber Sat, 26 Feb 2011 13:25:41 +0000 http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=22#comment-4 Dear Dub, Read your living in Mississippi piece. I remember those days even though I'm a girl. Those 2 years you cited from your memories happened all over the south during those times. I am glad I grew up in Mississippi and I also have great memories. Both sides of my family had a great number of Aunts, Uncles and many cousins. When families were not gathering, communities were. When they were not gathering Churches were. When they were not gathering schools were. Sports, FHA, FFA, Glee clubs and 4-H. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts. These instituitions and family values have been destroyed by liberal thinking in todays world. Children no longer are allowed to have a childhood before they become adults. Our young people are becoming an endangered species in our area. Death comes early to these young people through drugs, suicides, automobile wrecks and shootings. I write this to you today because our community is again in mourning over a lost child. Please write a column for young people to read about how it is supposed to be and not how Pop Culture and Facebook tells you it is. I would like to pass it around to parents and clergy, anyone who comes in contact with a troubled child. That in itself is a big job because they all seem troubled. We in our community are trying to find answers and many are at a loss. Of all the articles I read every day trying to keep up in US and world affairs, your article touched me as I have not been touched in a long time. If we can save the youth of this country maybe there is hope for us yet. Please remember that Mississippi during your time here was very poor and times were very hard. That did not stop families from being families. Our clothes may have been old and worn but our mothers still washed and ironed them and tried to keep us relatively clean. The food on the table might not have been the best but to us it tasted the best. I am proud to be a Mississippi girl. Thank you X's Child Dear Dub,
Read your living in Mississippi piece. I remember those days even though I’m a girl.
Those 2 years you cited from your memories happened all over the south during those times. I am glad I grew up in Mississippi and I also have great memories. Both sides of my family had a great number of Aunts, Uncles and many cousins. When families were not gathering, communities were. When they were not gathering Churches were. When they were not gathering schools were. Sports, FHA, FFA, Glee clubs and 4-H. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts. These instituitions and family values have been destroyed by liberal thinking in todays world. Children no longer are allowed to have a childhood before they become adults. Our young people are becoming an endangered species in our area. Death comes early to these young people through drugs, suicides, automobile wrecks and shootings. I write this to you today because our community is again in mourning over a lost child. Please write a column for young people to read about how it is supposed to be and not how Pop Culture and Facebook tells you it is. I would like to pass it around to parents and clergy, anyone who comes in contact with a troubled child. That in itself is a big job because they all seem troubled. We in our community are trying to find answers and many are at a loss.
Of all the articles I read every day trying to keep up in US and world affairs, your article touched me as I have not been touched in a long time. If we can save the youth of this country maybe there is hope for us yet.
Please remember that Mississippi during your time here was very poor and times were very hard. That did not stop families from being families. Our clothes may have been old and worn but our mothers still washed and ironed them and tried to keep us relatively clean. The food on the table might not have been the best but to us it tasted the best. I am proud to be a Mississippi girl.
Thank you
X’s Child

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