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Another great thing about Ocracoke: pot luck dinners. I've been feeling a little grumpy and sullen lately, but that all changed last night. The Civic and Business Association hosted a community pot luck to welcome the new Methodist minister, new physician and new principal of Ocracoke's K-12 School. Mac 'n' cheese, pineapple casserole and baked beans--these are foods of contentment.
Ocracoke is a more worldly place than it once was. The buffet also included couscous, tabbouli and falafel, though I think a lot of people mistook the falafel for hush puppies.
If that doesn't make you happy, picture this: two long tables were devoted to home baked desserts. I ate dessert first. Life is indeed good.
Ocracoke is a more worldly place than it once was. The buffet also included couscous, tabbouli and falafel, though I think a lot of people mistook the falafel for hush puppies.
If that doesn't make you happy, picture this: two long tables were devoted to home baked desserts. I ate dessert first. Life is indeed good.
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I think I once had a dog named 'Falafel" . . . or was it 'Farfel'?
There are always some surprises too; people to meet, like the new doctor or school teacher, or somebody’s out of town relatives here for a visit. Usually pot lucks just kinda happen, but sometimes there are special events like the ‘January Birthdays pot-luck’ or the ‘some-sort of solstice’ pot-luck.
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