Kathi Kinnear Hill

And before he could answer, his wife opened the front door. And she said, ladies, if you're going to be at my house, you better come in here. Supper's on the table. And we were scared and hungry. But I'm thinking, in the back of my mind, I'm thinking, but do I really want, it was a get out moment. Do I really want to go into this home, farmhouse, in the middle of nowhere?

And before he could answer, his wife opened the front door. And she said, ladies, if you're going to be at my house, you better come in here. Supper's on the table. And we were scared and hungry. But I'm thinking, in the back of my mind, I'm thinking, but do I really want, it was a get out moment. Do I really want to go into this home, farmhouse, in the middle of nowhere?

I don't know these people. And then the door closes, right? But before my thought was finished, Rita says, yes, ma'am, we are hungry. So we went in, and we sat down. Oh, that food. I could make you drool if I went into detail about it. It was meatloaf that was melting in our mouths, mashed potatoes and gravy, greens, cornbread, and sweet tea. It was soul food.

I don't know these people. And then the door closes, right? But before my thought was finished, Rita says, yes, ma'am, we are hungry. So we went in, and we sat down. Oh, that food. I could make you drool if I went into detail about it. It was meatloaf that was melting in our mouths, mashed potatoes and gravy, greens, cornbread, and sweet tea. It was soul food.

I don't know these people. And then the door closes, right? But before my thought was finished, Rita says, yes, ma'am, we are hungry. So we went in, and we sat down. Oh, that food. I could make you drool if I went into detail about it. It was meatloaf that was melting in our mouths, mashed potatoes and gravy, greens, cornbread, and sweet tea. It was soul food.

And our conversations with Cecil and Wilma, it was a beautiful time. We talked about a lot of things. They asked us a few questions about the campaign, and we talked a little bit about that. But mostly we asked them questions about their lives. And they told us about their kids and their grandchildren. They literally breathed for those grandbabies. They lived for those grandbabies.

And our conversations with Cecil and Wilma, it was a beautiful time. We talked about a lot of things. They asked us a few questions about the campaign, and we talked a little bit about that. But mostly we asked them questions about their lives. And they told us about their kids and their grandchildren. They literally breathed for those grandbabies. They lived for those grandbabies.

And our conversations with Cecil and Wilma, it was a beautiful time. We talked about a lot of things. They asked us a few questions about the campaign, and we talked a little bit about that. But mostly we asked them questions about their lives. And they told us about their kids and their grandchildren. They literally breathed for those grandbabies. They lived for those grandbabies.

And then they told us about the church down the way where they got married. And before we knew it, it was time to go. So we head to the front door. We thank them for this lovely meal. And Wilma gives us a hug and hands us some food to go. And as we're walking back down that gravel drive, Cecil is walking with us to get us to the road.

And then they told us about the church down the way where they got married. And before we knew it, it was time to go. So we head to the front door. We thank them for this lovely meal. And Wilma gives us a hug and hands us some food to go. And as we're walking back down that gravel drive, Cecil is walking with us to get us to the road.

And then they told us about the church down the way where they got married. And before we knew it, it was time to go. So we head to the front door. We thank them for this lovely meal. And Wilma gives us a hug and hands us some food to go. And as we're walking back down that gravel drive, Cecil is walking with us to get us to the road.

And when we get to the road, he takes both of our hands, Rita and Kathy. Thank you. Thank you for coming in and sharing this time with us. And thank you for talking to us. But most of all, thank you for listening to us. Now I probably won't vote for your guy. And we waved and turned around and walked away. And a few steps up, we hear this. But hey, Kathy, I just might. Thank you.

And when we get to the road, he takes both of our hands, Rita and Kathy. Thank you. Thank you for coming in and sharing this time with us. And thank you for talking to us. But most of all, thank you for listening to us. Now I probably won't vote for your guy. And we waved and turned around and walked away. And a few steps up, we hear this. But hey, Kathy, I just might. Thank you.

And when we get to the road, he takes both of our hands, Rita and Kathy. Thank you. Thank you for coming in and sharing this time with us. And thank you for talking to us. But most of all, thank you for listening to us. Now I probably won't vote for your guy. And we waved and turned around and walked away. And a few steps up, we hear this. But hey, Kathy, I just might. Thank you.