Kathy Hogan Trocheck > Quotes

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― Kathy Hogan Trocheck, Every Crooked Nanny

“wrapped themselves in the Rebel flag as a substitute for Klan robes. Symbolism’s the same, but the flag’s just a little more socially acceptable. And no, I don’t particularly like the glorification of a war fought largely by poor, ignorant dirt farmers who died a long way from home for a cause they never understood.”
― Kathy Hogan Trocheck, To Live & Die in Dixie

“Tots. Ore-Ida. Lay it out in your pan. Then you get you a pound and a half of hamburger meat. Fry that up real good, drain it on paper towels, put it back in the skillet. Mix the meat up with two cans of sloppy joe stuff, and pour that over the Tater Tots. Now you sprinkle two cups of grated cheese over the sauce. Top with two cups of crushed up Fritos. Bake it for thirty minutes and—”
― Kathy Hogan Trocheck, Midnight Clear

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― Kathy Hogan Trocheck, Every Crooked Nanny

“the sleeve slipping over the edge of the rung. I steadied myself, fed more of the sleeve through it, until I had a complete loop through the rung. That work shirt was my favorite one, Gap, one hundred”
― Kathy Hogan Trocheck, Strange Brew