If you’ve ever wondered about true Southern Living, what makes it work, what makes it Heavenly or why we think the South is God’s country…this should answer your questions!!!
True Southern Cuisine…cooked with love…by a community of Americans who love their God, their country and their neighbors…
…and Politicians from every party showed up …some of them were native to the community, these were their “children”, and local politicians who were warmly welcomed but who didn’t represent this community’s beliefs…
pssssttt…you couldn’t tell the difference by the way these people were treated…all were embraced by the love of a community that knew their roots and had no difficulty loving everyone who came and were nourished by wonderful food and a Southern kind of LOVE… This is what we, as a country want to preserve!!!
That PERFECT bite of freshly fried Catfish…steaming…on the way to my mouth!!! Heavenly!!!
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Wish I had been there, that is what I call comfort food! Scrumptious look peach cobbler! Thanks for sharing, will check back to hear more about your Southern community~
ReplyDeleteNancy
I'm s Southerner! I was born in Alabama. Love the looks of that mouth watering food! Yummy!
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Shelia ;)
Oh Becky, That is SO neat... That's the country I remember... Wouldn't it be great if we could get back to that????? I am so happy for you and your community. Sounds like you had a marvelous time. Hope you saved some peach cobbler for me!!!! ha
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Betsy
I. LOVE. PEACH. COBBLER. To die for yummy.
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The Blue Ridge Gal
You are so right. I stood in church with my little grandsons today and thought how that dear family had no clue this time last Sunday how their world was going to change....at the hands of an animal.
ReplyDeleteOh that all looks sooo good. I miss the peach cobblers the most. I can't do them. I have mastered the fish and the hush puppies, but not the cobbler. *sigh*
ReplyDeletemmmmmm..mmmmm..mmmmm! Good looking supper! I can taste that peach cobbler right now!
ReplyDeleteStill full from Easter dinner, but that looks sooo good.
ReplyDeleteOh, Becky, yummy! Nothing beats southern cooking! I am drooling on everything on the plate!
ReplyDeleteThe works! And the final touch, peach cobbler, woohoo!
Delish!
This is absolutely mouth-watering - I swear I can almost smell the food! Wonderful close-ups, thank you!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! You are making me hungry again and I just ate dinner!...Christine
ReplyDeleteThat fish fry and good ole peach cobbler looks soooo yummy. Love your mosaic.
ReplyDeleteI'm officially hungry! What time can I come over? What a mouth-watering mosaic. Love your pup up top, too!
ReplyDeleteWow - a feast for the eyes here on your part of the web!. Love your header! the blue is gorgeous and the puppy dog mosaic is great.
ReplyDeleteLooked like a wonderful meal!
Oh my goodness, I knew I was down south when I saw those sweet pickles on the plate!! Hello, I was drawn to your blog by the title. I'm a southerner who has been transplanted to Chicago. I've found you can take the girl out of the south but you can't take the south out of the girl! I sure wish I could find some catfish and hushpuppies with a side of coleslaw and sweet pickles around here. I'll be back to linger a while.
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Bonnie
Oh...that looks so yummmmmmmmmy! Great mosaic!
ReplyDeleteWe Canadians think God looks favourable on us too. Family, good times and appreciation of a country in which we are equal. Thanks for sharing your side. Valerie
ReplyDeleteOh that looks so good!! Now I am starved. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh my dear! You had a wonderful blog before, now you have a delious blog too. My mouth is watering......
ReplyDeleteBecky and Zoe...
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me earlier..
being Southern, just had to..
reciprocate the thoughtful gesture....
so here I am..
wonderful words..all so very true..
been there, done that!
Southern towns are like that..
and the food..
yes, my mouth is watering..
only thing missing from the photos.
a big ole slice of Vidalia/sweet onion..
and the Southern drink of choice:
Sweet ice tea!
I'll be back!
warmest hugs, laughing smiles..
Loui♥
Wow -- Can I have the recipe for that cobbler? Is that bad to ask? I hope not. It snowed here today -- could use some southern warmth! Lovely blog.
ReplyDeleteWhat a yummy mosaic! :)
ReplyDeletePeach cobbler - hard to beat!
ReplyDeleteAmanda
Oh my southern hospitality looks ((delicious))
ReplyDeleteHave never tried catfish...I eat with my eyes and have 2 cats with whiskers so perhaps ..pardon me but I'll pass on the cat-fish.The cobbler...yum!