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Notes from a Country Kitchen
Fri, Aug 31st, 2001
Posted in Columnists
Posted in Columnists
Comments
Annabelle Kvam Monday, September 3, 2001
What do I hear? It’s rain and how wonderful it sounds. We were all praying for rain and I hope we all thank the good Lord as he answers our prayer. I suppose the first complaint will be those who are going to the state fair. That’s one place I won’t or don’t go, just too much walking for an old gal like me. I was there once but it was many years ago. Today (Sat.) I just don’t have much to write, I’m just sitting by my desk, next to the window, listening to the rain come down, it’s music to my ears.
. . . . .
Chuckle
Two dogs met on the street one day and started talking. "I’m a mess," said one. "I think I’m headed for a nervous break-down."
"Why don’t you see a psychiatrist?" asked the other dog.
"I can’t," the first complained. "I’m not allowed on the couch."
. . . . .
When the new preacher moved to town, one of the first people he met said, "I certainly hope you’re not one of those narrow-minded ministers who thinks only the members of his congregation are going to Heaven."
"I’m even more narrow-minded than that," the preacher replied. "I’m pretty sure some of the members of my congre-gation aren’t going to make it, either."
. . . . .
The mule may be the world’s most frustrated animal, but one thing is sure—he’s not the dumbest.
. . . . .
A lot more people would
try to do right—
if they thought it was wrong.
. . . . .
He who is good for making excuses is seldom good for any-thing else.
. . . . .
Remember, a prune is a plum that worried too much and got wrinkles.
. . . . .
These times right now are stranger by far
Than any that our ancestors knew;
Miss a day’s work and the
government
Loses as much as you do
. . . . .
Needed a Proofreader
1. Betty R. remains in the hos-pital and needs blood donors for more transfusions. She is also having trouble sleeping and requests tapes of Brother Jack’s sermons.
2. The used clothing sale will begin at 1 p.m. If things don’t sell, there will be a price reduction later in the day. Ladies shirts would drop at 4 p.m. and men’s pants lowered shortly after.
3. The over 60’s chair will be disbanded for the summer with the thanks of the entire church.
4. The church women are plan-ning an English Tea Party, inviting the woman of area Lutheran churches. All women are asked to wear hats and gloves: No slacks please.
5. Midweek services are still focusing on the Seven Deadly Sins. This week, "Greed and Gluttony". Join us for service at 7:30 and come earlier for soup and salad at 6:30.
6. Come and celebrate! Pastor John will present his last sermon next Sunday.
7. Remember in prayer the many who are sick of our community
8. Weight watchers will meet at 7 p.m., at the First Presbyterian Church. Please use the large double door at the side entrance.
. . . . .
~Until next week, Annabelle
What do I hear? It’s rain and how wonderful it sounds. We were all praying for rain and I hope we all thank the good Lord as he answers our prayer. I suppose the first complaint will be those who are going to the state fair. That’s one place I won’t or don’t go, just too much walking for an old gal like me. I was there once but it was many years ago. Today (Sat.) I just don’t have much to write, I’m just sitting by my desk, next to the window, listening to the rain come down, it’s music to my ears.
. . . . .
Chuckle
Two dogs met on the street one day and started talking. "I’m a mess," said one. "I think I’m headed for a nervous break-down."
"Why don’t you see a psychiatrist?" asked the other dog.
"I can’t," the first complained. "I’m not allowed on the couch."
. . . . .
When the new preacher moved to town, one of the first people he met said, "I certainly hope you’re not one of those narrow-minded ministers who thinks only the members of his congregation are going to Heaven."
"I’m even more narrow-minded than that," the preacher replied. "I’m pretty sure some of the members of my congre-gation aren’t going to make it, either."
. . . . .
The mule may be the world’s most frustrated animal, but one thing is sure—he’s not the dumbest.
. . . . .
A lot more people would
try to do right—
if they thought it was wrong.
. . . . .
He who is good for making excuses is seldom good for any-thing else.
. . . . .
Remember, a prune is a plum that worried too much and got wrinkles.
. . . . .
These times right now are stranger by far
Than any that our ancestors knew;
Miss a day’s work and the
government
Loses as much as you do
. . . . .
Needed a Proofreader
1. Betty R. remains in the hos-pital and needs blood donors for more transfusions. She is also having trouble sleeping and requests tapes of Brother Jack’s sermons.
2. The used clothing sale will begin at 1 p.m. If things don’t sell, there will be a price reduction later in the day. Ladies shirts would drop at 4 p.m. and men’s pants lowered shortly after.
3. The over 60’s chair will be disbanded for the summer with the thanks of the entire church.
4. The church women are plan-ning an English Tea Party, inviting the woman of area Lutheran churches. All women are asked to wear hats and gloves: No slacks please.
5. Midweek services are still focusing on the Seven Deadly Sins. This week, "Greed and Gluttony". Join us for service at 7:30 and come earlier for soup and salad at 6:30.
6. Come and celebrate! Pastor John will present his last sermon next Sunday.
7. Remember in prayer the many who are sick of our community
8. Weight watchers will meet at 7 p.m., at the First Presbyterian Church. Please use the large double door at the side entrance.
. . . . .
~Until next week, Annabelle
Tomato Jam
3 C. chopped tomatoes
3 C. sugar
1 (3 oz.) pkg. lemon jello
Boil slowly for 15 minutes the tomatoes and sugar. Stir often. Remove from heat. Add jello. Pour into sterilized jars and seal.
(Ground cherries can be substituted for tomatoes.)
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