If you're looking for a fascinating folk listening experience, pop Porch Swing into your CD player, kick back and imagine yourself rocking on "Mrs. Kate's" Porch Swing and listening to the musical story of her life as a country pastor's wife. You'll laugh at "Lima Beans" and learn to save on your food bill. You'll wince and whine along with "Why are there Fire Ants?" You'll warm up to the special relationship between husband and wife in "Faithful, Always Faithful." You'll crack up at the "Preacher's Wife Blues" and nod for a snooze during the "Nap Song." Quilters will enjoy "The Old Sew and Sew," and bakers will revel in "Homemade Bread." Moms will rejoice in "Joy to be a Mother" and older fellas will find comfort in "Clean Old Men." The craziest song of all is "The Plague", a scary song about your kids getting head lice at school. Songwriters don't come much wackier than Mrs. Kate, but she'll warm your heart, too. Reviews of Porch Swing: "...