Local Woman Says She’s “Keeping Thanksgiving Simple,” Assigns Husband Seventeen Separate Grocery Trips
Final ingredient reportedly mentioned on first list, which husband maintains did not contain it.
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West Virginia community humor about church dinners, family traditions, neighbors and small-town life. Original Appalachian satire from The Holler Herald.
12 stories, preserved for the permanent record.
Final ingredient reportedly mentioned on first list, which husband maintains did not contain it.
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Toothpaste mission expands after someone remembers Christmas pajamas.
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Furnace now financially supporting two households and part of a gravel driveway.
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“It’s actually six,” says man standing beneath a clock that clearly says five.
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“I’m not comfortable releasing these to the children yet,” says man conducting investigation from recliner.
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Man who refused to turn furnace on for three weeks now heating neighborhood in shorts.
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“This one is definitely for the trick-or-treaters,” says woman hiding empty wrappers beneath coffee grounds.
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The $48 throw was intended to complete an autumn display. It now smells like chili.
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Parents advised to bring comfortable shoes, a full tank of gas, and someone who understands logistics.
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Family members say the 74-year-old immediately removed them from the will and reclaimed three casserole dishes she had previously intended to leave them.
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The community donated generously through cash, baked goods, raffle baskets and several items organizers never agreed to accept.
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“I showed up a couple times in the ’60s and somehow I’ve been working full-time ever since.”
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