Dennis J. Easters hosts a conversation where three speakers share memories of local relationships, marriages, and life around a sawmill. They discuss people like Betty Jo and Marie, servicemen, and everyday moments like cooking techniques and ordering from Amazon.
telling everybody that she started off going to Betty Jo's husband, and then she met the man she married, and he— and, uh, so Betty Jo's husband asked her to go out with him again, and she said, no, I got a date with gosh, now I can't remember his name, but I got a date with him, said ask my sister. So he started going with Betty Jo and they got married. And Marie and the one she started, was going with, got married.
Is that— oh gosh.
Now were they from around here, the husbands around from this area too, or they up in town?
I don't know just where Marie's husband was from. But him and Betty Jo's husband, well, he was a Moody, so they were more from the area. Right. And he, they went, they were in service together.
Okay.
The guys.
Now when you'd cook up a morning, did you cook for grandpa's crew as well at the sawmill?
I cooked for all of them that was there at the house. Some of them stayed at the house.
Okay.
Raymond Taylor was one of them. He, of course, he, you know, I told you about him.
Right.
And he was drafted and went in service. And Well, maybe I'll make 3 little ones there. This is a pan kind like Brenda uses, I think.
I think so. She used a little skillet pan like that.
I asked Jack if he could get me one like it on Facebook. On, on not Facebook, on, uh, where you order from. Amazon. Amazon. He said, I think so. So he went on there and he found it.
Did you always put oil on there?
No, but they're better. A lot of times I put butter.
I started saying I always put butter on mine. I've never tried the oil before. Yeah, I've used oil a lot.
Okay, that's it.
They look good.
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