Recently noted in the local newspaper was the obituary of an old man I barely knew. He was eighty-three years old and his life was summed up in a mere 58 words? ;xNLx;;xNLx;;xNLx;That's his legacy ...this is mine.
Pearl and Ray are doing the nasty in the back of a '49 Plymouth
At the county hospital in Smallville , Texas
There was this old man who had this pony...
Report date.
Ok, so I don't remember the exact date, so what. I do remember the girl's name, how many points do I get for that? We fooled around to almost the last possible day to tie the knot and I needed to get an addition 5 days of 'emergency' leave before proceeding to NAS El Torro Ca.
Re-enlisted for four years.
Not anything like the song. No children, for sure. I had been stationed in Yuma AZ for about a year and due to be discharged in April so I stopped the BAQ payments to Linda who was living in Alabama. We had called it quits in early '75 but as it mattered not-at-all, she continued to draw about $300 a month quarter allowance while she lived tn 'bama.
You've gone and done it. Now you have to work for a living. Back to Texas.
She was pretty and she was young, but lets be honest here, she was dumb and pregnant.
David Allen Wayne Johnson
Mary Elizabeth Johnson
Steven Austin Michael Johnson
Sarah Ruth Johnson
This isn't messes but it's not fair!
Start of the 2550 mile hike to Maine through 15 states.
Actually its not the end of the Trail. I flip-flopped from southern Maine.
After a six month walk north by north-east, it's time to go home - by bicycle!
Six weeks and 1700 miles, nothing to it.
A quick bicycle ride to Damascus Va for Trail Days 2009.
Trail Days 2009 Damacus VA
Attended the geoWoodStock '09. May 26, 2009 – Geocachers from at least 46 states in the U.S. and various regions of Europe gathered in Bell Buckle, TN, over the weekend for GeoWoodstock
A Bicycle Ride to Damascus Va and home. Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama. About 1200 Miles
Alabama Scenic River Trail 631 Miles by kayak then back
A simple yo-yo of Alabama's Pinhoti Trail.
An epic 10,000 mile bicycle ride through 27 states while crossing the United States, TWICE.
I received that dreaded phone call this morning. Actually, four or five or maybe seven calls - all of which I slept through.
People die. That's all there is to it. This guy died and few noticed. When it comes to dying, one thing's for sure, just like being chased by a hungry bear, you don't want to be last.
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