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This past Saturday, E.B. and I headed out the door bright and early to attend our town’s annual Octoberfest, which is basically an arts and crafts festival and BBQ competition all rolled into one. It’s a good time because a lot of people come View Post
You see trolleys....rolling down the HIGHWAY. You love Tweety Bird so much you profess that love by adorning the back window of your car with Tweety Bird house shoes. Keep it klassy, Delta! View Post
Wow! I can’t believe it’s October! I remember when the new year rolled around like it was yesterday, and here we are. I can always tell when it’s that time of year just by the smells in our little Mississippi Delta town. The farmers start View Post
This may very well be the piece de resistance of my What The Honk, Car? picture collection I have going here on my blog. So we’ve had the Buzz Lightyear and the Chucky Doll car. I have been trying to get a decent picture of this one for MONTHS View Post
Yesterday’s commute was a foggy one. Combined with a pastel-colored sky at sunrise, it made for a beautiful start to my Friday morning. Happy Weekend! View Post
We have an anonymous local graffiti artist in our town. I’m pretty sure most graffiti artists remain anonymous so as not to get caught, right? In any case, ours leaves the letters above on everything around town. Buildings, signs, even in View Post
You have to agree that this Buzz Lightyear car is definitely more pleasing to look at than the Chucky Doll car, yes? View Post
Yes, it was all the former English teacher in me could do to not point out this misspelling to the woman driving her “new to her” Expedition. View Post
Naturally, when you live 20 miles east of the Mississippi River bank, your thoughts can become almost consumed with wondering if the levee protecting you from this mighty force of water is going to hold. Are we really safe? Are the river gauges View Post
