Hi NiceAft! I guess we all don’t bounce as well as we did when we were kids….When I fall down nowadays I just go thud and I just think about it for awhile🫣

… I’m glad your Admiral is feeling better and for your upcoming Lake George trip. That should be fun! It’s a beautiful lake.
Hi Stickinthemud57! Whatdayamean it’s hot and humid in Texas…Isn’t that normal for Texas from April till October?..

… leastaways it was for the dozen plus years I was there

… The humidity was so thick at times folks down there would just whittle out a chair from it when they wanted to sit!… Ah do recall there use-ta-be a Texas town named “Hot” another named “Cool” but they never got around to officially naming one “Humid”. In Texas one can always visit “Paris” but ya’d best not skip being in “Nimrod” on the way to “Ding Dong” while taking in “Longview” to make a call from”Telegraph” or send a money gram from “Telephone” but watch yer step around “Quicksand” on the way to “Heck Springs” but watch out for the used car sales in “Conway”. I wonder if the Drive-in is still showing horror movies in “Kilgore”… There are some interesting sites in “Big Foot” but you might not want breath deeply the fresh air of “Big Stinking Creek”. They like their story telling in “Bull City” although they tell funnier ones in “Bucksnort” about wrestling mosquitoes in “Bug Tussle” and the tale of the two “Cactus” cities that had the two towns of “Climax” wanting the two towns of “Coldwater” to team up with the cities of “Denton” and bring some “Comfort” from the two towns of “Dido”. The music in “Diddy-Wa-Diddy” is popular over in “Dime Box”. If you feel compelled to do “Dewees” going into “Devils River” that could be “Dicey”. The pizza in “Domino” is “Flat” but not as much as “Flat Top”. There is a fair amount of activity at “Burning Bush” but it’s lively in “Boot Hill”, “Gunsight” and “Gun Barrel City” most weekends. “Fairy” and “Fairyland” are pleasant and a good little league game can be found in “Fair Play”. Sadly “Omega” is no more.
There many who would say Texas is a “Hxll of a place” but I’m not certain if they mean figuratively, literally, complementary or euphemistically…


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Best Regards,
Over Easy



