in the vacuum of the holiday.
How facisious is that? I will tell you it is really facetious.
The first 1200 miles went off seemingly without a hitch. Then yesterday I got to spend all day in Tucumcari. They seemed to have gotten a little snow in Albuquerque - kinda went along with Denver's storm.
I had my guitar with me this trip. While wasting away in Tucumcari. I happened to run across the chords to Landslide. My wife, I mean ex-wife, liked the Dixie Chicks version of this song. Nobody does it like Stevie if you ask me. Anyway, once again the floodgates opened.
Thank you God.
While in Atlanta, I met a person I communicate with on this blog - you know who you are. ha ha ha. I was pretty nervous about it. It turned out well. - must say very cute daughter and gracious husband. The man is lucky. The woman, of course, lucky as well.
Once again, another reason to thank God on this, the first day of 2007.
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Did you stop at the Stuckey's? LOL
So she didn't have much faith in your resolve? She didn't know that I would make two of you, six months pregnant, and have a three year old with me. LOL Does she know the WHOLE story?
Why were you nervous?
I had to tell someone, I have someone with an IP in Japan digging through my archives. Between yesterday and this morning, they have been back eleven times. I have to wonder about them; I don't know too many normal people that would want to read what they have been reading.
I know you said yours was a lunch thing, but did you ever hide or lie about where you were going? Did you ever go any other time besides lunch?
I guess I am analyzing mine and butthead's relationship to keep my mind off things.
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