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Posted on August 8, 2015 by theexileskitchen by Amanda Ellison Anglin

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  • small batch cookies
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  • Antiquing, #CommunityCoffee
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  • Aprons
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  • College age kids returning to school
  • Community Coffee
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  • Go Tigahs
  • Going on missions,
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  • lemon Strawberry Pie
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  • Mayhaw blooms
  • Mayhaw Jelly
  • Mayhaw jelly uses, wedding shower recipes, Bisquick muffin recipes
  • Mayhaw trees
  • Morning coffee
  • moving in to the dorm
  • Mowing thr lawn
  • MS HWY 51
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  • Pretty vintage glassware
  • Pride of Mobile azaleas, tenpenny nails,
  • Pro-life
  • Promise of Spring
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  • Recycling or rather not
  • reflecting on the year
  • Renovations, old farm houses,
  • Road to Omaha, Super Regional, LSU Tigers
  • seasons of change,
  • Seed catalogs, Johnny's Select Seeds, camellias
  • Seedlings, gardening, Walthall County Co-Op Mississippi
  • self-care, healing the cruddy gunk, peanuts and candy corn, Flora Gold Louisa pattern, chicken noodle soup, homemade cider.
  • self-worth
  • Sewing home furnishings
  • Sewing, cousins
  • shoppingcart/buggy
  • Shortbread cookies, dried cranberry pecan shortbread, cookie dough in the freezer
  • Simple suppers
  • Simple Syrups
  • singing 4-part harmony, singing lady groups
  • Skies
  • Slightly sweet cornbread
  • small batch cookies
  • Small town life, #Magnolia Mississippi, #off I55 south
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  • Strawberries, waffles, breakfast for supper
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  • Superfood mayhaws
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  • sweet potato recipes, sweet potsto brownies
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  • Singing Lady Groups at Southern Baptist Churches or I Do Not Harmonize Well By MyselfThe first time I was put in a Singing Lady Group it was a quintet at a church in another town. The choir director, let’s call him HewhogaveusalettergradeeverySundayandneveraboveaB-, said after practice one Wednesday, “You five ladies get together and work up a hymn along with a routine.” A routine? Was this church or show choir?The next week the five of us met in a little used Sunday School room that had a piano in it. I was told to sing the low, low part. Half way through the very first verse, the leader of the group who sat behind the piano, suddenly quit playing. She put her hand on her hip and demanded,  “Amanda, what are you singing?””Well, I thought I was singing the low part,” I sheepishly answered.”Well, think again!”I dropped out. They all wore matching denim overalls with red t-shirts with their hair tied up in bandanas.  They did a cute little 4-part gospel two-step up in the chancel area for their ‘routine’…The second time I was part of a Singing Lady Group there were six of us; two on each part. You know, first , second, alto.  I felt a little more comfortable having another alto to sing with. Well, that is until we started practicing. I was standing next to a lady singing second soprano and I felt an elbow in my side. Just thinking that she had accidently bumped me, I kept singing. Then another elbow came my way, along with a vehement whisper, “Get off my note, Amanda!””OH! Sorry!” was my response and I moved away from her. We sang publicly twice and then mercifully disbanded. So, I said all of that to say that I’ve been placed in another Singing Lady Group. Not really a “group”, but we’ve been given a song to learn. At first it was going to be a duet. I agreed because I was told to sing the low part; I’m a natural tenor. The song starts out duet, goes to trio, and then throws in a fourth part. Ah, yay! I’m a great mimic. Harmonizing isn’t my strong suit – see the above two paragraphs. Our choir master assured me that we would get together and work parts. A month has passed and nope…The super ironic thing is that the first Singing Lady Group’s song was I AM NOT ASHAMED OF THE GOSPEL and so is the song for this Sunday. (!) Is the Father God giving me another shot at it or does He figure we all need a laugh? I’m glad the Bible says to make a joyful noise and not for us to all sing in perfect 4-part harmony.
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  • Pear Butter and Pear Syrup
  • Sweet Potato Brownies
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