My mother always spread a table of sweet corn, meat loaf, mashed potatoes, tons of foods. And then, she laid out her pies. Four pies? I don't know. I was the bus boy, the dishwasher, and the general cleaner.
What wonderful memories.
Crosby, Stills, and Nash 1970s
Our home. Our house, Our hometown. Even though we have grown, moved on, have our own house those videos are in my mind.
Jason Aldean Try that in a small town.
I grew up on a farm surrounded by corn fields, and a smattering of small towns. Without a doubt, every farm has at least a double barrel shotgun, a rifle, and maybe a handgun. Wild animals and wild dogs roamed and attacked livestock throughout the year, even a farmwife could stand with the farmers.
I once joked that if the BLM came rolling to our town, there would be roads of tractors and trucks blocking every entrance. On those and on buildings throughout the business town there would be hunting rifles in the hands of farmers.
Now, I have no jokes about this being cast as offensive, "Try that in a small town".
See what you think. I am curious.
