Texas: Hitting the High Points, Take One
OK, so, Barbara, I apologize in advance for the spottily written and photo-dependent nature of this post. I been all out and about and whatnot, and, so, yeah. Anyhoo, I thought I'd better get back in blog business before i got spooked, or something.
MY TRIP TO TEXAS, FROM WHENCE I CAME
So here's what I stared at for a while on the way there. I hate flying so much.
Here is Arkansas, which is on the way.
Here is the bedroom I sleep in at my folks' house.
Here is Wilfrid, my wise old nephew. The boy stares right into your soul, don't he?
Here is a bocce ball court at my folks' house. I don't know why, exactly, but it cracks me up that they put in a bocce ball court. My dad hauled roughly fifty wheelbarrowloads of sand.
Here is my sister Annie sitting in it. This is mostly what it's used for. I mean, how much bocce ball can one play?
END PART ONE
More verbal shit to come--I'm mostly performing it onstage, though.
MY TRIP TO TEXAS, FROM WHENCE I CAME
So here's what I stared at for a while on the way there. I hate flying so much.
Here is Arkansas, which is on the way.
Here is the bedroom I sleep in at my folks' house.
Here is Wilfrid, my wise old nephew. The boy stares right into your soul, don't he?
Here is a bocce ball court at my folks' house. I don't know why, exactly, but it cracks me up that they put in a bocce ball court. My dad hauled roughly fifty wheelbarrowloads of sand.
Here is my sister Annie sitting in it. This is mostly what it's used for. I mean, how much bocce ball can one play?
END PART ONE
More verbal shit to come--I'm mostly performing it onstage, though.
3 Comments:
Wilfred is an incredible baby. I can tell.
Arkansas looks pretty from the air.
Your parents made a sand pit for your grown sister to sit in? that's sweet sarah!..
Annie's always enjoyed a good sandpit. Sand in general, really.
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