Anyone getting hungry? No, sorry, that's not Mexican beer...
Just a box left over, of the good take out food, from the Restaurante...
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I went over to GT's Hacienda yesterday, got a pretty
good workout, picking up all of the Pears that fell off
of his tree. Mine didn't have very many on it this year
again. What the frost and wind didn't get early on, the
Roadrunner, Squirrels, Dogs, etc., enjoyed, as the some
times breezy winds, knocked them down, and they fairly
beat us to them. I'm glad that they got them, and enjoyed...
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Anyway, you should have seen GT, up near the tree top, climbing
around, shaking all of the fruit off. I tell you, he does a nice garden,
which has, or had: beets, radishes, cucumbers, tons of cherry tomatoes,
black-eyed peas, red beans, okra (9' tall), all kinds of peppers, even Ghosts.
Sometimes, since he's such a blast, and so much down to earth to be around,
I call him a spring chicken. He tells me I gotta' get in better shape, and keep up
with him. I told him, he needs to bring some of that youthful energy, and help me
Dig for Treasure. He Is very young at heart, at 66. He claims that he used to be very
ornery, and I believe him. He showed me his well use Bible, but that's another good
story, maybe I'll tell later. He did go with me, and talk to the men in Co. Jail, once.
The prisoners, kindly thanked him. That was a cool treasure...
Anyway, here's a few pertys, and some goodies. Anyone know,
If I can buy anything much, a cervesa or three, with these foreign,
I mean south, over the border coins? Once, I was looking at rocks in the
Lake Taneycomo area of The White River, by downtown Branson. I looked
carefully, and down there in the clear water, in some small mossy rocks,
I surprisedly picked out, a 1956 Peso. A small, but unexpected treasure,
I was delighted. I still have it cached, somewhere around here...
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