Posted by Dick2 on March 15, 2014 at 03:40:51 from (174.17.227.248):
In Reply to: memory posted by pat sublett on March 14, 2014 at 17:46:49:
We were balng at the neighbor's place in a hayfield right next to the farmyard that had a well that didn't produce much water. Everyone on the crew saw the old lady outside scalding chickens that morning, so they knew there would be chicken for lunch (dinner back then).
When they sat down for lunch, everyone became quickly aware that the old lady had re-used the water from scalding the chickens to boil the potatoes. The old lady kept telling the men to eat potatoes, but nobody would take any as they smelled so bad!
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