The world gone mad.....
Mood:  sharp
Topic: One Ramblin' Ranter!
I recently wrote about my dad and Maryjo in an email newsletter I sent out to you all. I talked about the two crazy kids and their new acquisition the chickens.... I even demanded a picture from them. It was to no avail of course. The problem is that I was asking old people to do things that railed against their ancient natures! First I asked them to remember to take a picture. I mean come on they can't even remember where they parked the car when they are at home! Then I actually expected them to be able to use their 200 dollar digital camera.... the same one they took all the great shots with in Italy that noone has ever seen..... Then I asked them to email me the pictures.... it was an impossible task and one that I have a slim hope of ever seeing realized unless I go there and do it myself but with the price of gas and my current lack of fundage I will not be making that trip anytime soon. SO the picture of the chickens will go unfulfilled and the old people will live their life feeding chickens, Stewey and the horse.

What? Wait you didn't know they got a horse? That was so last weekend! Where have you been? Anyways they got a horse.... back to the chickens.

I am not even sure what the chickens Barbie and Q look like... I have never seen a picture of them.

What is it with you and the horse? Yes they got a horse! I am trying to pontificate on chickens!

Ok fine. Last weekend they got a horse. The horse is older and apparently used to be a show pony.... No wild mustang like they originally had plans to get. This horse is trained and is still in good riding shape. It goes by the name of Starlight and I believe whenever I get a picture of Barbie & Q I will get a picture of the horsey. Unfortunately the same facts I discussed earlier about them being to old to operate the camera and remember to take the picture still apply. You might have to fly out here to see this horse and the chickens. It probably would be faster to do that then to wait for me to get some cash flow or for my dad to remember the pictures.