In a stubborn mood , I can be an inspiration for any ass , but some mules still love me.
THINGS I'VE HEARD
"If you need to shave, and you still collect baseball cards, you're gay. If you're a kid, the cards are keepsakes of your idols. If you're a grown man, they're pictures of men."
I ate at my Brother's around 2 p.m. and left their house around 4 p.m. It;s about an hour and 10 minute drive back to Little Rock.I had agreed to meet some Buddies at Ryan's a little past 5 p.m. to eat more Turkey.They had to work and got off at 5.The white meat of the Turkey was moister at Ryan's but I think they do something to get it that way that I probably don't care to know.The dressing or stuffing was a thousand times better at my brother's.That pecan pie at Ryan's was like eating a whole bag of sugar.It still has me buzzing.Another Thanksgiving has come and gone.All in All it was a great day.
My First Thanksgiving feast was at my Brother's House.His name is David and is pictured in a white T-Shirt.My step-father Dick is shown carving the turkey.Jason one of my nephews played games while Steven my other nephew enjoyed a Newcastle Brown ale.Jason and Steven have different mothers so Jason's mom Jo is shown standing behind a platter of carved turkey.The couple shown together is Jo's Mom and Dad.The food was delicious and the visit was great.The bread rolls were homemade by some church ladies that live down the street from my brother.They came door to door a few days before Thanksgiving selling a dozen rolls for $3.50 a dozen to raise money for the church.Jo ordered 5 dozen and they delivered them early Thanksgiving morning ready to pop in the oven.They were very good.
mayday mayday
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mayday!
four May Days so far.
day 1...
another first time sighting of a bird!
or maybe they were here in the past and i just never noticed them. but i
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"The Divine Sister"
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Years ago, I attended the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center's Cabaret Symposium.
It was basically a boot camp for cabaret singers. An extremely expensive
boot ...