Cajun food.

Learning to spell it.:)

Mud

Delta blues.

The river flowing not far from here.

You, babydoll!!

Tom Sawyer !

st.louis arch

Jazz music

all the good times I had there as a child visiting family and friends.

The river.

BURNING......

Her name was Anne. I met her at the hospital in Jackson Mississippi 1999. I was delivering packages to the children who had cancer for Christmas. (A group of my friends and I would do toy runs for different hospitals around the holidays). I Got to play Santa this time around. Anne Had to be helped to come sit on my lap as she was very weak. Had the biggest smile on her face for such a small child of 7. I asked her what she wanted for Christmas and she said she wanted her daddy to be there for Christmas morning which was just two days away. He was snowed in and may not make it back in time. I gave her a doll and told her I would try really hard to get her Daddy there for her. We got the information from her mother and got to work on this request by calling everyone we knew and they making calls until we had a plan through truck drivers to air travel. It cost a little more than normal and we had to cash in many favors but it was worth the look on Anne face when her daddy walked in Christmas morning. The sad truth came crashing in that Anne past away 3 hours after her daddy arrived, peacefully in her sleep holding her daddy's hand. The ride back to Tennessee was the longest and quietest time I think I had ever known.

I was spelling it in my mind when I was reading the question LOL

This! +5

How many S's are in Mississippi?

Mark Twain

Czechoslovakia! Why? Because I think of learning to spell Mississippi, that little singsong method and then I wonder what on earth the Czechs use to help their children spell their country LOL!!!

country people with accents

... it is the other big main river in North America ... Here in Montreal, we are on an island in the Saint Lawrence river ...

burning, the movie called Mississippi Burning.

Ippississim! we had to learn it backwards lol teach said it was to easy forewards lol :) +

i think of "To Kill a Mockingbird", but I'm not sure that's even set in Mississippi!

The river.

"The Tupelo Mississippi Flash" ... (and I have a friend that lives in MS.)

Spending summers growing up in my best friend's camp in Waveland. Spent all summer swimming, fishing, crabbing, water skiing, and walking in the woods. Was a great way to grow up. The camp was beautiful, and unfortunately, destroyed by Katrina. Not even signs of a slab on the property.

Steamboats.