Whish I could write
I want to write. I've wanted to write and every time I want to read a blog, I get distracted. I've been following the deal with Gen. McChrystal, in a way, since I once knew him, it's been personal. And, for many reasons I have to laugh.
I wanted to write last week. The 17th was the anniversary of Bunker Hill, where the British paid a heavy price for a field and realized they were in for a long fight to bring the Colonies in line.
A fellar down in Cleveland County seen Big Foot. That's not the first time it's been spotted there, there was a rash of evidence back in the late 70's.
I'm also writing more NCOERs than I need to be writing.
The Appalachianist
I wanted to write last week. The 17th was the anniversary of Bunker Hill, where the British paid a heavy price for a field and realized they were in for a long fight to bring the Colonies in line.
A fellar down in Cleveland County seen Big Foot. That's not the first time it's been spotted there, there was a rash of evidence back in the late 70's.
I'm also writing more NCOERs than I need to be writing.
The Appalachianist
posted by Hill Billy Rave | Thursday, June 24, 2010
3 Comments:
I'm a fan of bigfoot. I got my buddy who graduated with me a cast of bigfoot's left foot as a present. I think I want to be a cryptozoologist if this anthropology thing doesn't work out. Have you ever seen the Lake Norman monster? My only issue with that one is that I'm under the impression Lake Norman is man-made.
App, what was Gen. MacChrystal thinking being so candid with a reporter? Sad for his career and dedication, but crazy that he would step in it like he did. What will happen to him now?
I want you to write about McChrystal--I would be interested in hearing your take on the incident! As for big foot, with size 12 feet, I ain't afraid.
Pippy, I work with a guy that goes Bigfoot hunting from time to time. last time he went looking for the Skunk Ape. I know little of the Lake Norman Monster. I doubt it's exsistance, but then the Cherokee storied the rivers with certain monsters.
I'm not sure what he was thinking. He had a reputation for saying it as it is. When I was in Iraq I saw reporters with preconceived story lines.
Sage, I don't know if I'll write about it or not. I'm not good at planning on writing and following through. Now size 12, that's a big foot. The fellar said it had pretty hair. His dogs were barking at it and he yelled "get out of here! Shoo!" That was near Casar.
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