Rural America

Strange Morning

Posted on Aug 15, 2006 in Daily Grind, Rural America | 1 comment

This morning I woke up to the sound of an amish guy climbing onto my roof. Some people might be alarmed by this but not me. 1- Amish people are cool, and whatever they were doing on my roof probably wasn’t going to be bad. 2- My dad hangs out with Amish guys all the time, so I figured they...

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Now THAT is weird.

Posted on Jun 14, 2006 in Daily Grind, Rural America | 2 comments

Last night Grant and I decided to have a little fun with the sasquatch costume. So he suited up and we went to the park. While I was out of view taking pics of random graffiti, a car drove by and saw grant just standing there by himself. The guy just looked out the window and said “now...

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El Lago

Posted on May 23, 2006 in Daily Grind, My Thoughts On..., Rural America | 3 comments

So, I just found this photo, which is obviously dead-sexy. I don’t really know when it was taken. But given the fact that I am planning to spend the upcoming weekend at the lake, I felt it more than appropriate to post it. In case you don’t know, the guy with the closed eyes is...

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In a van, down by the river.

Posted on May 15, 2006 in Daily Grind, Rural America, Special Events | 0 comments

Or in this case, a cabin. At any rate, camping was a good time. It is always great to be out in the country where its quiet and dark and only hear the sounds of aminals. It got cold, but luckily there was a nice fire. And I was really tired most of saturday because i never actually went to...

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Get Your Kicks on Route 66

Posted on Apr 15, 2006 in Daily Grind, Rural America, Special Events | 0 comments

We did exactly that last night. But not before making some of the best hanburgers on the planet. Well, I can only speak for myself, and only one other person can verify that mine were in fact good… so just go with me on this. They were good. It was also pretty exciting because an...

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A Night at the Fights

Posted on Mar 28, 2006 in Daily Grind, Rural America, Special Events | 0 comments

So Kurtis came across these free tickets to the WWE event in Joplin (formerly known as the WWF apparently). Our seats were excellent – front row on the balcony, and for a venue as small as memorial hall – these are great seats. Kurt explained to me how wrestling works beforehand so I...

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