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08/30/12 01:45 PM #5179    

 

Teddie Jordan

Jackie, so good to hear from you directly and so glad you are on the mend. I have looked at several websites to learn more about viral meningitus and just so thankful that you did something about it  and got a diagnosis and received treatment. Now just take your time going back to work and let your body heal.

Next  we will get Linda Webster fixed up and we'll be back in business.


08/30/12 02:07 PM #5180    

 

Jackie Crowe (Finch)

Thanks, Teddie, I'm trying really hard.yes

Hugs,

J


08/30/12 02:27 PM #5181    

 

Gloria Hornick (Walker)

So glad you are home and on the mend,  Jackie.  We will all need to be aware of symptoms, just in case.  It is so important to take care of ourselves, especially as we get older.  Take care of yourself and enjoy some "me" time.  

Darral and I just returned from 10 day trip to Colorado.  Enjoyed the cooler days and nights, and, of course,  the mountains.  Biggest highlight was a hot air balloon ride.  Could not believe what all goes into getting it ready and then putting away.

We recently went to baptism of newest granddaughter, Ainsley, who is now 3 months old.  Watching the grandkids grow really brings back memories.  The oldest granddaughter says I recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of my 16th birthday!  That makes me feel even older!  We really have been blessed, but can't believe how different it feels on this end of the age spectrum.  My parents both turned 91 this year, so life goes on. Makes you feel really small sometimes.

Hoping all of you are doing  well and enjoying the small things  as well as the special times we all have.


08/30/12 02:55 PM #5182    

 

Scotty Croom

glad you are on the mend,jackie..see you at fudds...


08/30/12 09:45 PM #5183    

 

Susan Howard (Bowman)

It's so good to hear from you in person, Jackie!  Also to know you are doing much better!  Please continue to take it easy and, like Gloria said, take advantage of a lot of me time.  I also appreciate all of the information on your illness.  I, like you, would have thought West Nile right away since the symptoms are the same and there is so much of it in Texas right now!  Thank goodness you are on the mend!  Take care and let people take care of you until you get your strength back.  Also, work on your immunity with lots of rest and less stress - perhaps retirement is closer than you thought?!  Hopefully your follow up to your doctor will share some light on your immune system.  Please keep us posted!  Know you continue to be in our thoughts and prayers.  We love you, Jackie, and keep sending those "get well" thoughts your way!

 


08/31/12 11:01 AM #5184    

 

Richard Meek '65

Jackie, it's great to hear that you're back at home. Follow your current thoughts about getting well before thinking about going back to work. The old saying, "if you've got your health, you've got everything" is toooo true!

I hope everyone has a great holiday weekend. We've got a big family get together in College Station with kids, grandkids and dogs. There will actually be more dogs(7) than grandkids (6) there. Liz loves having all those kids to play with. She usually sleeps for two days after one of these get togethers,

Had a lot of reading to catch up on. Business has picked up significantly so I've been keeping my foot on the accelerator. As Paige's aunt used to say "ya'll be good and pure "!

Keep on dancing

Rich LH


08/31/12 03:20 PM #5185    

 

Beau Wann, Jr.

Hello mine Waltripians, yeaaaaa Jackie is back. I typed in a long dissertation yesterday, and VOILA it disappeared. Lost my connection. Oh well, wasnt all that important, just my ramblins.
Went to my 4th funeral in less than 2 months. That sure is a drain on the emotions
.
The young man that died, was a singer/songwriter, and my sons stepbrother. They were all kinda close, so they are pretty shook up. David was an absolute hilarious and gregarious character. Some of his adventures, or misadventures, make mine look like I was asleep.

There was only one song at the services, and it was one he wrote, sung in person by his son David Jr. accompianied by one of Davids band members on the Guitar and Harp. David wrote the song in highschool some 35 or more years ago. One of his friends in highschool was killed in a wreck while they were in highschool. David and his friend Mark closed themselves off in their room, and penned words and music in 30 minutes.

What a fitting legacy for David. The name of the song, is "Will you remember me"...his son sang it flawlessly. WOW...it is as good as anything on the charts now, and or anytime. In fact, I have the words and chords in a book of songs that David put together for me some 25 years ago.

David and his band "Off the couch" played all around Houston, mostly at a club called Jumps on Synott road off Westheimer. He opened for Shake Russell and Ryders in the Sky at Rockafellers on Washington Ave and Heights blvd. For those that cant picture it, it is the old Heights State Bank.

David was also friends with Clint Black before Clint made it big. Got a picture of David and Clint siting on the couch the day Clint signed his first Album contract. I think Clint has 3 or 4 brothers. One, Kevin, was at the services. Both my sons got to pal around with the Black Family through David. How cool that was for them.

There were two speakers at the funeral, not counting a minister. One was Davids long time best friend Mark, that spoke for 30 plus minutes and had people rolling in the aisle with some of Davids antics. Then David Jr spoke for about 30 plus minutes on more of his dads antics. You want some crying at a funeral. this is the best way to do it, make em laugh till they cry.

Cant remember the last time I laughed that hard with what I call, "funny tears" rolling down my face. Oh man, now thats the way to have a service. No sad tired old hymns, just laughter.
I didnt actually hear all the stories, ears just werent responding, but I heard enough, and watching the "mourners" laugh and shake and scream with joy, was plenty enough.

 The church was SRO, and not much of that left.
He was only 53, and the hard life of an entertainer finally caught up with him. But, what a legacy he left for his family and friends and that was any and everyone he met. Everyone that knew him was rich for having known him...those that never met him, somewhat poorer...

Got me to thinking about mine own mortality. I have told my beloved that I wanted the song "Katmandu" played at my services. No sad tired old hymns. Thats not me. "Katmandu" is me.
Not Xanadu, but Katmandu...you know, it was a long time after Olivia Newton John came on the scene, that I found out she wasnt 3 people...like Peter Paul and Mary. Well, we are talking about me now...I am somewhat slow sometimes...

Bout the onliest (east texas for only) slow song I want would be "Stranger on the Shore" by Mr Acker Bilk...that is about the onliest moldy oldy that I do not have. Cant seem to locate one either.

Just about got the downstairs completed. All we lack is finishing up...duh!!!!!
Got doors now on the "critter free zone", and fixin to hang my big screen tv on the wall. It is so cool cause we can see it from the kitchen. In fact, on a clear day, I'll bet they could see it on the space station. I wasnt gonna get one, but relented so the game room would be complete.

Well, guess I better sing off for now. My son Billy is coming over to help me hang the big TV.
So, Rich the LH, have fun...and everyone else also too have fun...and above all, be careful
Your frien and brother...Beaucephus...DOD...

Post Script: Great to see so many folks on the forum...


08/31/12 07:23 PM #5186    

 

Robert Derrick

Jackie, been following the reports on the site and are very glad you are on the mends. Looking forward to seeng you again soon at Fudd's.


09/01/12 04:10 AM #5187    

 

John Burgess Webb

jackie,rest easy and avoid stress.you deserve a good rest and im happy that that ole bug is treatable.you know how much you and your helpers on this site are appreciated;i hope you can join in more often during your recovery.love,

burge( aka humpty- dumpty)


09/01/12 11:27 AM #5188    

 

Beau Wann, Jr.

Ah, the ol "blue bird of happiness" flanked by two rainbows...dont get much better than that now does it...
I always wondered how folks get these amazing photos...patience and perserverance...I've allus been sorta short in the patience department...

Tom Donovan;
Ransom Stoddard
Dutton Peabody
Cassius Starbuckle
Pompy
Town of Shinbone
If I give anymore names, I'd give away the answer...which is what? Well, what movie did those names appear, and who played em.
Lee Van Cleef, strother Martin, woody strode, andy devine, John Carradine,  and a cast of a thousand well know character actors were also in it. I cant give you two of the names of the actors, or one of the characters they played, or you know it for sure.

This will be on the final, so study hard...

Your frien and brother beaucephus DOD

Post script: I finally bought gin for my golden raisins and gin arthritis cure/treatment. How long do I let them soak? You're suppose to eat 9 ad ay??? The man at the store said to pour out the gin and throw it away once the raisins have been soaking in them. He didnt say how long. I know a couple of youse good folks told me about the treatment, and one in particular said it really worked.  So someone let me know how long I let em soak. Guess you shouldnt eat em and drive either too! ! ! !


09/01/12 12:53 PM #5189    

 

Susan Howard (Bowman)

Went to see "Expendables II" last night.  Usually don't care too much for shoot 'em up bang-bangs, but this one is real entertainment!  It was so much fun to see some of the oldsters - Sylvester Stalone, Arnold S., Bruce Willis, Chuck Norris, Claude Van Dam together in this sequel.  They are looking good, especially for their ages!  It was really a hoot in parts because they lifted up their senior citizenness!  I recommend it!


09/01/12 01:00 PM #5190    

 

Jackie Crowe (Finch)

Hi wonderful group,

Again, thank you for all your well wishes and advice.  Your encouragements always makes a brighter day for me.

I got a good report from my doctor on Friday, just have to take it easy and pace myself.  Which I'm trying to do -- or better yet -- HAVE TO!   Just don't have my strength and really noticed Friday trying to get ready for the appointment.  But I'm taking each day at a time which will be better.  I do have to limit my time on computer since eyes are still sensitive to light. 

Got good advice from Jimmy Stockton, he was telling me about a Southern Gospel song - "Smile it Away" - it's about whatever comes your way, just smile it away.  I also know the saying - a laughter a day is the best medicine.  So I'm laughing and smiling!!

BroBeau, sorry to hear of David's death, what a beautiful farewell to him.  If you have lirics (sp?) of song would love to post on web "In Memory" tab in memory of him.

Burge, hope you are getting around better - your aches and pains are the pits!  Same for you BroBeau and everyone else that is suffering with "aging" and "sickness/surgery" pains.  Oh, goodness, I'm I saying we're old!  Nope, we just have some adjustments to make in our continuing many years!  Smile - Laugh!

Happy Labor Day!

Hugs and love,

J

 


09/02/12 11:27 AM #5191    

 

Scotty Croom

beau, movie was man who shot liberty valence...w/john wayne and jimmy stewart...


09/02/12 04:49 PM #5192    

 

Beau Wann, Jr.

Why yes, yes it was...you get an A on your semi-final....yeaaaa scotty...
Lee Van Cleef played one of Lee Marvins mean friends, and also was one of the three bad guys looking for Gary Cooper in High Noon...Strother Martin played one of the mean friends of Lee marvin also, and was the "warden" in "Cool Hand Luke"..."what we have heah, is failya to communicate..."

Lots of great character actors in the old movies! ! !

Lots O movie bad guys have patterned their characters after Lee Marvins bad guy Liberty Valance, and the motorcycle tough in Marlon Brandos gang in the "Wild One"...Powers Boothe patterned "Curly Bill" in Tombstone, after Marvins bad guys.

 


09/03/12 11:12 AM #5193    

 

Beau Wann, Jr.

Good San Jacinto Day to everyone...the little woman and I are lounging around the cement pond riviera...just soakin up the D...Nah, just funnin ya...too dang hot for me. Just back from mornin patrol with Huckleberry Hound and Depty Dawg...All quite on the western front...no duck report, no coot report, no nothing, cept for the errant turtle and carp out for their mornin swim in Cole creek. Some ol boy up at the antique center told me he saw a flock of birds headin north...says something is up with tthe weather!  I say they are probably looking for some cooler weather. Instead of flying south now, they will be flying noth.

Our sons are supppose to be coming over for goot Knobin day. I'm gonna cook my whirld famous sphegetti with meat sauce AND meat balls, using Nolan Ryans beef.  If you buy any other kind, it comes from a plethora of places...canada, mexico, argentina, brazil, and wherever else...like I've said before, THIS IS TEXAS, WE'VE BEEN RAISING BBEEF CATTLE HERE FOR A ZILLION YEARS...

I think, once the weather cools off a bit, I'm gonna make a run up to Hempstead to Grolsczks (pronounced Grolchecks) my spelling is probably wrong, but you get the pint. It is an Exxon station/meat market on the first hill before you get into hempstead, before the light at 262, or 352, whichever the number of that hwy is...you cant miss it, it is on old hempstead hwy, and the onliest (east texas for only) thing on the right, next to the old broke down VFW hall.

Anyway, they have texas grown, in fact area grown beef. It sure looks good, and the price is comperable to any major chain. Doesnt matter, at least you know you are getting fresh and home grown beef. think I'll make it a weekly run.

ok, gotta go stir the meat, so yall have a great hoochie koochie day...

your frien and brother Beaucephus DOD


09/04/12 09:26 AM #5194    

 

Wayne Lake

Happy Labor Day.

Well, the hummin’ birds are loading up at the feeders (add extra sugar for more hits), this year’s Canada Geese goslings are stretching their wings around the lake, the chip monks and red and grey squirrels are eating/storing everything in sight, the sugar maples are beginning to turn reddish, some leaves are falling and this ol’ salt water soul is getting itchy for the smell of salt air again.

It’s been a good summer for me up here so far as I caught my largest bass ever in June while fishing with my bro-in-law down in small lake in S.E. Iowa. We’ve been enjoying lots of birds as I have four feeders that keep me busy re-filling – I think bird watching is either a sign of old age or senility or both but it has been fun as we have had lots of pretty little song birds since our townhouse backs on the woods.  There has been good weather for the past couple of months and have enjoyed boating on Lake Minnetonka about once a week – we usually just cruise around the lake looking at the beautiful homes as there are some major bucks about and I never get enough of seeing beautifully restored classic wooden boats and there are many around here made between the 30’s to 50’s such as Chris Craft barrel back run abouts, Hacker Crafts, Garwood, Century (ok but not my favorite), Riva (Italian), etc.

Weren’t the Summer Olympics great? I spent a lot of time in London over the years and of all the great cities in the world that I have visited, it remains my favorite – they did a good job and ol’ Mitt was wrong on that one.    

We still hope to get up to the North Country Boundary Waters before I depart for Texas but not too sure when now.

Thanks to all who sent me b-day greetings that I don’t deserve since I rarely reciprocate – haven’t sent Christmas cards in years either. Thank God for ibupropen as that stuff is great for my 66 year old bones with expected aches and pains. 

A belated shout out to Jackie for all her work and although I did not express it until now, I sure hope you are feeling better – by the way, and keeping in the bird theme above, over the years Jackie, it appears from your name that you have ‘migrated’ from a Crow to a Finch……………………

I hope to see you all you ‘regulars’ soon and if anybody knows the whereabouts or touches base with Frank Lynn, Bruno Leonard, Chuck Gavin, Ronnie Peters, Spanky Taylor, Tonda Theissen, Mike Dragics, Gordon and Amy Hammett, Sharon Drapela, Frainkie Cannon, Larry Don York, Sharron Lindstrom (Speer), Clyde Pettit, Sandy Schlesinger Stark, Barbara Ellison, Walter O’Conner  and anybody else I knew in school, please encourage them to come to Clay’s – I’ve been working on my good buddy Keith Kupec to come but so far he has avoided committing –maybe Burgess can organize a Semper Fi reunion with Gary Keith, Roger Conway and the rest of our home grown Viet Nam heros, eh Burge, you too?          

 From Lake Wobegon but not for much longer,

 

wtl  


09/04/12 11:09 AM #5195    

 

Wayne Lake

Beau, I forgot to respond to your question about the location of Burnsfield MN which is just South of the Twin Cities and East of the famous Northfield where the James Gang and Younger Brothers got all shot up by the townsfolk during/after a bank robbery.

 

wtl


09/04/12 02:50 PM #5196    

 

Beau Wann, Jr.

What about the Stauer Watch factory there? Did you go investigate it for me? It's probably some old guy like me working out of his garage selling stuff.
I remember the Northfield, Minnesooooota raid...I was there... got all shot up too. I musta been there and got shot up, cause I'm hurtin like it.

You said you caught the biggest bass you've ever caught...well, how big was it?  We dint see no picture of it! how come you not give us a picture? WE LOVE FISHY PICTURES...
I dont feed the boids anymore. All they do is make a mess, besides thats why there are insects, to feed the boidies...I also am taking down the boidhouse cause all they do is make a mess on the deck. I give em free rent, free food, and look what you get, a  costly socialist mess.

I would liked to have visited London pre WWI . Looked up ol Billy Shakespere, see how he was dune.
Yeah, I know he's been long dead before that, but probably his ghost was hangink around...

Looking forward to seeing you WTL when you migrate back down heah. The fitchin is good, my youngest went to port o connor last weekend, and they couldnt reel em in fast enough. Reds, snapper, trout, and other assorted stinky fitch. They didnt even go off shore... to me, if I am on the pier, and step on the boat tied up to the dock, then I am off shore.

There also seems to be a kayakin kraze going on, lots O idiots get in the gulf, and fish. one of em hooked into a shark, and it dragged him to timbuktoo. I guess he made it ok, it was on the news. Sawr where Russell Crowe got lost in New York harbor in a kayak...how do you get lost in a harbor??? cant find where he parked his car?
I was thinking about getting a kayak, and putting it in the cement pond. If I get a short enough one, I should beable to navigate around that body O water...and if I get lost, I can call Russell crowe to come hep me.

I really liked canoes, but only got to paddle one on just one day. Me and David DAvid and a couple of other guys went up to his parents place on Lake Conroe Forest and paddled the whole day. Man it was so much fun. I think it was Larry York, or Keith Kupeck, or someone, just cant remember whom. I cant even see there faces. Might a been Steve Fain...Dang, dontcha wish you had kept a daily journal of stuff from when you were young to now???

Ok, this was gonna be short, cause I'm gonna take a knap. Didnt sleep last night, I hurt too bad. Didnt much feel like getting on the forum, so I just sat in a chair all night and moaned and groaned.  I know, I dont do anything short do I. Ask what time it is, and I build a watch for you.

Again, I am looking forward to seeing you Mr Snarkey WTL. Meanwhile let us know when the first snowfall is headed our way. I did hear that on sept 10th, it was gonna get cooler here...hmmmm wonder how they pinpointed it to sept 10th???? I heard it was snowing in conroe...


your frien and botherererer Beaucephus T Rex Magillicutty Cassius Starbuckle the thoid...


09/04/12 07:14 PM #5197    

 

Robert Derrick

Beau and anyone passing by Hempstead TX,

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=krolczyk&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja&sqi=2&ved=0CCcQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.yelp.com%2Fbiz%2Fkrolczyk-meat-market-and-drive-in-hempstead&ei=KpdGUKeOHMbF2QXL5IHIAQ&usg=AFQjCNGfM46NL5-t0lGod0Ydrdm43KQpmA

It's Krolczyk Meat market. That family has and still is making a fortune on their meats and especially sausage. And all with just one meat dairy case. I remember people saying they would go out of business after the HWY 290 bypass opened. But when you have a good product, people will continue to come.


09/04/12 09:14 PM #5198    

Robby Wallis

thanks Bobby....I'm there


09/05/12 09:33 AM #5199    

 

Beau Wann, Jr.

Hey thanks Robert...see folks, I didnt lie, that place has phenomenal meat. They even ordered some grits for me...turned out to be just 5 min grits, but they are good too...Chapel Hill Sausage factory on 290 is good too.

When I first got cooper, he and I would go there for lunch sometimes. We had to eat outside, seems there's an ordinance against taking aminals in to eateries...they wouldnt let cooper in either....

Dang, got mah keyboard all greasy from mah homemade breakfast tacos...I do make some gooduns...if I say so mahownself..

Listening to some classical music this morn, Clair De Lune, Moonlight Sonata, Pacobels Canon in D...probably my favorites of all time...canon in D is playing now...hear it???

EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA...READ ALL ABOUT IT...LOCAL MAN CATCHES WHALE IN IOWA...story to follow...
Yup, Wayne Lake did not feed us a fish story, he had actual proof...bite marks on his arm...nah, just funnin ya, his fish is on youtube...and there's ol wayne, proudern a peacock, holdin that monster...it really is cool...I think the bait he was using was onion and salami sandridges...I'm not a fish, but thats what would make me bite for sure..."call me Ishmael"

I have never caught a fish...that big...bout a couple of one pounders and thats it...oh, and the ever popular hard head about 6 inches long that swallows your hook all the way to it's tail...makes it hard to get that hook out, with him tryin to fin you...that smarts...someone said if you take the slime offin it's head, and rub it on your wound, that he gave you, that takes away the pain...I'm not sure I believe that...

Dont know what I'd do if I hooked into a monster like Wayne did! Last time I went fishin, I hooked into a monster alright, my lawnmower...Didnt put up much of a fight, and didnt get into any record books, but I reeled er in unassisted, I might add. That really is a, a, ....sight.

Cant remember when the last time I REALLY went fishin for reel...Probably 1985 or 86 when my mom and dad bought a lakehouse on Lake Livingston...never caught anything back then either, cept the 6 inch mean ol catfish...I did use a castnet to feed the cat. I would chunk in that net, and get all sorts O minners, then dump em out on the ground, and that ol cat would have one in it's mouth, and one under each paw...that ol cat loved me for that for sure...any left over minners, I would bury under the roses and any garden vegetable they had growing at the time...

The picture, or drawing in our text book at Oak Forest,  of the indians showing the pilgrims how to do that, has been endelibly stuck in my idjit nogin ever since I first saw it...So, finally I got to replicate that very same act O gardening...Ha, capt John H Smith, eat your heart out...well, maybe not your heart, but some corn instead...

Well. gosh and golly and shucky darn...the time has done slipped away from me..gotta take Huckle and Berry out on mid mornin patrol...

Yesterday, there was a cool westerly breeze blowin down the Cole Creek Valley...was downright pleasant, for a change...no critters in sight, cept the errant turtle and or carp...Saw a big black fish down there...wasnt shaped like a carp...probably Waynes fish...swam all this way, just to say howdy...

I believe I was gonna sign off wasnt I ! !@ ! !!! !!

Keep the sun at your six and ride boldly ride....
your frien and brother...Beaucephus, DOD, aka Capt Ahab


09/06/12 11:03 AM #5200    

 

Beau Wann, Jr.

Moanin Mine Waltripians...In response to the last post...oh wait, that was me...never mind...
Well, the 7 woids I heard growin up, came back at me, yet again. "Well, you really did it this time" ...
This is where my day starts off with a "bang", and later on ends in a "bang"...

I was walkin Huckle and berry yestiddy moanin, started walking them together again, when out of the blue, here comes a stray dog. Me and dumb and dumber were in the middle of Bolivia down by the Cole Creek Valley bridge, when this big white dog with a black eye came charging at us...Jack, and Cooper to a lesser extent, disabused him of any malcontentment he may have had on his "dog mind". Big white dog assumed submissive position, and they all squared off and sniffed, and Jack musta sensed "big white dogs" intentions were not sincere, or frriendly. Jack lit into him, and started draggin me and coop down the street...Thats less than 100 pounds draggin more than 300 pounds, all the while trying to turn "big white stupid dog" into swiss cheese.

"With all my strength I gave a mighty shove, and a miner yelled out, there's a light up above..." oops wrong place, but anyway,  my "ironworkin days and lineman days" of strength reared up and now I was pulling 200 pounds back, plus mine own weight. Not good enough! ! ! Jack circled me one way, and Cooper, out of cornfusion,  circled me the other, entangling my  legs, and then the "mean stupid dumb big ol white dog" charged.  Now, I hate to have to hurt any critter, ceptin maybe a grizzaly bear, (east texas for grizzly bear) but not being as mobile as one might wish one was, I took a swing at "mean ol stupid white dog with a black eye" and connected sort of, and did a really nice pirouette in the process of. As luck would have it,  my right knee went right, as I had wished it would, but  my right foot, being obstinate, stood it's ground, and I fell flat on my back, rat in the middle of Bolivia...being almost dragged down the street by two GRIZZALY DAWGS...

Meanwhile, "big ol mean and stupid white dog with a black eye, and I hope a sore nose, cause thats where I connected with my walkin stick", ran away...FINALLY...yup, my mean ol bad self had that grizzaly bear on the run...that'll teach him to mess with me, "ol Mr. mean bad and nasty" , which at this time, was stopping traffic because he was laying on his Mr. mean and bad and nasty backside, tangled up by fric and frac, rat in the middle of Bolivia...

I'm surprised I didnt see the "traffic chopper" hovering above me..."Uh Chet, this is Dave coming to you live from the channel 2 traffic chopper. Looks like we have some sort of disturbance down here on the northwest side of town. It has traffic backed up for miles. Cant see just what happened because of the trees. It appears to be some sort of protest, "occupy Bolivia" if you will. Looks like animal cruelty is involved. I see one, no two dogs tangled up with some sort of "hulking biker" dude.  We will have to get back with you when we sort this out...This is Dave Dopler, live from the channel 2 Traffic Chopper....Back to you chet..."

Well, there was at least one car...driven by a" young whipper snapper". He got out, and of course Jack and Cooper went into there protect "daddy"  mode, more like, "lets greet this guy and maybe we will get some lovin and treats" mode. I'm trying to get up, which at this particular time is a chore because Huckle and Berry are still tangled up in my legs, AND trying to greet a new friend, and now my new friend too.

"Here oldtimer, let me help you up", I hear him say...OLDTIMER???? WHAT THA (*&^%$*(&????
Now, I'm not one to shun help, should the occasion arise, but OLDTIMER????
Before I could answer and plant both feet firmly in my mouth, my new friend says, "what happened here, you fall down"?????   OH-MY-GOSH" I'm thinkin...could it get any worse, of course when you say that, then everything that already hasnt gone to hell in a hand basket,  completes the trifecta, the hat trick, and just flips to hell over...

You know, all I wanted to do was walk my damn dogs, unacosted, unmolested, and what do I get..."unbelievable"! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ...
Oh great, here comes the local security car, and he parks and gets out...oh lord, here comes the police too...can it get any worse????
"take me now Lord"...So, to recap, I am trying to get up and untangled, or is it untangled and get up? no matter, it is a big mess now, no matter what in the hell I do. No one is gonna believe this, even I dont! ! ! ! !

So, finally all the kings horses and all the kings men get ol humpty dumpty biker dude up and untangled, meanwhile, Fric and Frac are having the time of their lives, getting treats and petted and loved on by everyone but me. "Oh what sweet and wonderful dogs you have here..." I hear them say...I think I'm gonna puke...

The authorities and everyone was trying to find out what happend. I didnt want to look bad...er worse than I already looked, so I said, "it was really a controlled crash that got out of hand. You see, I am Lon W. Mohr, star of screen and stage, and we were rehearsing for our "dog sled" scene for the new movie "BALTO"...you know, the dog that saved Gnome, or Juno,Alaska from Diptheria, or whatever was plaguing the town at the time..."
Of course, I got some disbelieving looks and stares. " No really, there's a dog sled around here somewhere", I said. "Look, I appreciate the help, but I'll be just fine as soon as I locate that dog sled."

I start heading back to the house, really LIMPING heading back to the house. "You're hurt" ! I hear the officer say. "NO NO NO, I'm just fine, I'm rehearsing the limp I'm suppose to have in the film" I say frantically.
There wass no way I was gonna let them call an ambulance, so I picked up the pace and started trotting down the street, right knee just screaming at me. I guess the  police car followed just to make sure I was ok

I get to the door and unlock it and wave and smile at the gendarms, as they drive off. I could see them smile and laughing as they drove off. Once inside, I cut the boys loose from their "sled dog harnesses", grabbed a sack of ice and flopped down in my duck tape easy chair, and moaned for the rest of the day. Hoping it was over! ! !    No such luck!!!!

The little woman gets home, and notices me with a rather pronounced limp..."Whats wrong sweety" says she....So I recount the story to a disbelieving little woman..."Really" ???she says. "Yup" says I.
"Well, get your pants off so I can doctor it up" she says, breaking out the first aid kit. Our first aid kit looks something like the emergency room at northwest hospital.  I tell her she can look at it when I say she can look at it...(X-Rated) so I take my pants off, and she and I both bend down to look at said knee at the same time...and you remember how I said I was hoping it was over? Well here comes the part where it isnt! ! ! And also remember your physics, "no two objects can occupy the same space at the same time"  ????

Her head, and my head, in their quest to inspect the damaged knee, try to defy the laws or physics, and collide with a BANG, and illicit a loud "DANG" , or words to that effect...(I thought lady girl female heads were suppose to be soft! ! !) I wouldnt have believed my beloveds head was that hard, but it knocked the p waddle lee snot out of me...didnt hurt her at all...I saw stars, and wobbled about, sorta like they do...I just wobbled on into the bedroom and fell into bed, MY DAY WAS DONE...at least I was hoping it was done...probably one of the cats would jump on the bed and make it crash like they have done in the past...oh well, maybe that would put me into a coma and outta my misery! ! !

yup, started with a BANG, and ended with a BANG ! ! ! ! ! At least there was no cement pond involved at this time, or crashing bed. Maybe I'm dreaming this, and will wake up on some tropical island with a bevy of scantily clad beauties all around me, feeding me bon bons and little drinks with unbrellas...nah, no such luck...

Ok, time to deplane...just thought I'd share with you what just one of my days of the week is like, and THERE ARE SEVEN OF EM. ...I am ok, sore knee and all. I AM NOT GOING TO TAKE FRIC AND FRAC ON PATROL TODAY, AND NEVER TOGETHER AGAIN...!!!!! of course I said that before...but by gum, I mean it this time! ! !

keep the sun at your six and ride boldly ride

your frien and silly brother BeauCephus Lon W. Mohr, star of stage screen and TV aka "OLDTIMER"...


09/06/12 03:08 PM #5201    

 

Paige Talley (Meek)

 

Geez, it has been ages since I've been in the Forum to catch up. As usual I have gotten caught up in the slap-stick laugh out loud antics of the Waltripians. Taking in to account that most of the laughing is at the expense of some down-right awful happenings, I am glad to see that for the most part there are survivors.

This brings me to contemplating “disambiguation”. The act of interpreting an author's intended use of word(s) with multiple meanings or spellings used to reveal the above mentioned "slap-stick, laugh out loud, antics of the Waltripians". The shallow method or as it is referred to on Carleen Rd as the PM (Paige Method), not to be confused with PMs (Paige Method-s), which uses nearby words to determine the intended meaning, is the more commonly used method. Although it is fairly accurate, this method cannot always be relied on, especially in deciphering the multiple words in the same story that have different meanings (i.e. Beau Beau di Wann's epics or Wayne Lakebegone's tales from the traveler). 

Still, this method is the simplest to implement. Therefore and once again depicting the "depths of my shallowness". ~~~~~~~ OH, LOOK !!! a butterfly ~~~~~~~

See ya'll next time... 

Paige

 


09/06/12 04:18 PM #5202    

 

Beau Wann, Jr.

Well, all I gotta say is....

OH YEAH??????  JUST WHAT DOES ALL THAT MEAN MISSY PAIGE???

NO, DONT TELL ME, I DONT REALLY LIKE TO KNOW WHATS GOING ON, LESSINS MY REALM OF RESPONSIBILITY...

I PREFER FORRESTS GUMP PHILOSOPHY..."LIFE IS LIKE A BOX OF CHOCOLATES, CAUSE YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOURE GONNA GET"

OR WOIDS TO THAT DEFECT....

"WHEN IN DANGER AND IN DOUBT, RUN IN CIRCLES, SCREAM AND SHOUT"
 

BY THE BY, MY KNEEEEE IS JUST FINE THANK YOU MISSY...WELL, MAYBE NOT JUST FINE, WOULD KILL AN ORDINARY MAN...


09/06/12 10:22 PM #5203    

 

John Burgess Webb

tis that and more;at once free and embarressed,i give way to the wise and recall that "atlas shrugged".

deburge


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