What To Say?
It's not that I don't have anything to say...It's wether I feel like saying it or taking the time to say it for that matter.
Quick notes:
Had a great plate of Kufha Kabob, Lebaneese style, in Athens this weekend.
We picked up two more guy's to the Company. One is going to Hunter Ligget with the rest.
I've still got training schedules to write.
I think Barrack Obama is a joke.
We could stand some rain.
Praying for rain
The Appalachianist
Quick notes:
Had a great plate of Kufha Kabob, Lebaneese style, in Athens this weekend.
We picked up two more guy's to the Company. One is going to Hunter Ligget with the rest.
I've still got training schedules to write.
I think Barrack Obama is a joke.
We could stand some rain.
Praying for rain
The Appalachianist
posted by Hill Billy Rave | Tuesday, June 24, 2008
7 Comments:
For someone without much to say . . . you has shoo-nuff said a lot . . . but anyway . . . you need rain and we had an old fashioned gulley-washer in Columbia yesterday . . . buckets and buckets in a few minutes and then nothing . . . perhaps some soaked in because we had had some rain a few days before and the ground was not so hard . . . want to take my grandchildren to see Unto These Hills soon . . . good old Cherokee and the Oconoluftee and all the plastic dodads you can buy . . . an old fashioned trip from far away and long ago . . . . Bill
Bill, I'm toldit came one don in ton there Sunday night and standing in the yard of Jello today you'd have not know it. Too much like Taji.
there's something about an Appalachian mountain man eating a Lebenese kabob... Where is the sycamore tree?
Morning. Sage, that sycamore tree is in Rosman NC on the French Broad River, just above the wastewater plant.
You'd have to read the comments of the last post. Both your's and Ed's latest water trips were so much more peaceful than mine.
It was a very good kabob.
Unto these hills... is that the same outdoor show I saw back in the 70's? I hadn't thought of that in years.
They also used to do some kind of outdoor show at night with lights and sounds down in Wilmingtonat the USS North Carolina. What a coincidence, USS North Carolina in Wilmington which is in North Carolina. Anyway, it was like a recreation of battles she was in or something.
It seemed pretty realistic, the battleship show I mean. And if it was indeed a realistic rendition then I gotta say, there was a lot more mosquitos at those battles than we have been led to believe!
Ed, I guess fighting those mosquitoes was half the battle...get it?
Yeah, Unto These Hills, a condensed drama. I've seen it once, took the kids to it when they were kids. I didn't find it be so accurate to my knowledge. Don't make me quote it though.
Every time someone mentions the east part of the state I think of Hyde and Terrel Counties. The place is on fire down there and I've been invited on a hunt there this fall. Twister is refusing to go just about. Doesn't want to fight snakes. He's got a Playboy trip planned to Hawaii maybe any how.
I'm still being fickle about it. That would be off of Pamlico Sound though, not the Cape Fear. That's Sages part of the country
Ed, I remember you being originally from down there, Cape Fear. My East NC Geography can be fuzzy.
Ed, you need no Red Neck Credentials, you where them around your neck with the rest of them.
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