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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2008 issue of Mississippi Magazine

• Editor's note
  by Melanie Ward
• Palatable pudding
• Mailbox
  by Jo Miller Orr
• Stellar anniversary
• Back to school help
• Feet shufflin' good: in Mississippi high country … take a serving of bluegrass music
  by Judy H. Green
• Down to the delta
• Finding a voice
• Roaring through history
• Falling leaves
• Eclectic entertaining
• Oriental ornamental
• Hot chocolate
• Ahoy, mateys!
• Pumpkin patch
• Simply TeaVine: warm the heart, heal the soul and calm the mind
  by Jeri Lynn Ostrander
• Patty's pick
• Hey, Bo Diddley: a look at the man with homestyle rhythm and blues
  by Tabitha Hunter
• An untouched treasure: Carrolton's residents are preserving the past one building and one memory at a time
  by Theresa Vigour
• Proof is in the pudding: a Southern tradition, bread puddings prove that day-old bread deserves a second chance
  by Emily Hines Burgess
• Dish it out
• Coattails
• b.t. threads
• Cicada
• Reed's
• Steven McB's
• Giggles
• Treehouse Boutique
• Eve Marie's Boutique
• MiGi's
• Set in style: inticing fall table setting for every taste and style
  by Patty Roper
• Caramel apples all dressed up: caramel apples aren't just for kids
  by Patty Roper
• Garden urns: traditional garden planters serve as backdrops for a beautiful garden
  by Margaret Gratz
• Native son: for Baldwyn's Jim Davis, values endure through community investment
  by Lucy Schultze
• By God's grace: standing firm, but not standing still: reformed theological seminary
  by Beth Roper
• A countryside idyll: in rural Baldwyn, this peaceful estate is the culmination of a family's dream of an English country life … with a Southern accent
  by Brenda Ware Jones
• A spooktacular party: scare up some fun with a boo-nanza of Halloween party ideas
  by Nicole Bowman
• A king's tale
  by Yvonne Segrave
• Expanded and elegant: times the size of the cramped kitchen it replaced, this culinary paradise can now handle any sized crowd
  by Brenda Ware Jones
• Bigger, better, brighter: a weekend lake-house kitchen took on new life when the family decided to take up residence full-time
  by Brenda Ware Jones
• The outsiders: four Mississippi women paint in true European style
  by Elizabeth W. Jones
• Friendly tete-a-tete: Tchula's Martha Foose cooks up a book that combines entertaining Delta tales with traditional Southern dishes molded with an international twist
  by Emily Hines Burgess
• Delta Deep Down
  by Jennifer Barnes Moffett
• A Decade of Beach Walks
  by Jennifer Barnes Moffett
• Growing Up in Mississippi
  by Jennifer Barnes Moffett
• … It is the golden years of childhood to which I retreat for inspiration and a connection to place that is visceral
  by Jennifer Barnes Moffett
• The first concrete road in the south
  by Forrest Lamar Cooper
• Mississippi matters of fact
  by Forest Lamar Cooper
• September events
• Picture this
• Biscuit
  by Leslie Ann Jones
• Gone fishing
• Chillin' and grillin'
• Unbreakable style
• Full-blooded UTV
• Animal portraits
• Cowboy luxe
• Humble beginnings: the birth of a football legend
  by Jennifer Barnes Moffett
• Turkey Roost Tales
  by Jennifer Barnes Moffett
• Maroon and White: Mississippi State University, 1878-2003
  by Jennifer Barnes Moffett
• Anglers Guide to Fishes of The Gulf of Mexico
  by Jennifer Barnes Moffett
• Go Team! Mascots of The SEC
  by Jennifer Barnes Moffett
• Grabbing grub: before the game: college towns offer sensational game day dishes in all price ranges
  by Kelli Bozeman
• Out of Africa but still in the grove: a group of fraternity brothers elevates the bar on tailgating at Ole Miss
  by Nancy Flowers Seepe
• Tennis, anyone?
  by Debbie Germany
• On the mark: Wheelin' Sportsmen youth hunt program is a shot of confidence for disabled kids
  by Lucy Schultze
• The gentleman's gun dog
  by Lucy Schultze
• Ever the gentleman
  by Dwight Dyess