This is the second memoir of good old southern home cooked nostalgic nonsense from the author, more stories from his life. In his first book, Cornbread and Buttermilk, Good Old Fashion Home Cooked Nostalgic Nonsense, ole T. Allen introduced the readers to his world of 50s through 70s. These are more shorts scattered about and throughout pert near fifty years of nostalgia from a mind that is determined not to forget any of it. If you enjoy fun stuff to read, then give this one a test drive. The book might just prompt some memories of your own, that is if you were born in the 50s era. If you are a tad younger you might just learn something worth remembering. Hopefully by reading it you will be inspired to research stories from your elders while they are still around. Remember, when they are gone, so are those stories and memories, many of which might include you.