This is a personal creative non-fiction journal about a traveller and his evolving life. He saw the waning warmth of humans through his puppy's eyes and now he see the world through his child's eyes.
He thought much of our country's warmth went dormant when Bush held our country hostage!
Some of my hostile readers suffering from overinflated egos might actually think that I might be writing about them on this blog! Get a life please ;)
Read, enjoy, and feel free to leave comments but please keep the personal cuss words to a minimum. Thanks :)
Bush was leaning on the podium and Kerry appeared more presidential. Both wives wore the same suits. Aol has it 53 % to 47% and 2 to 1 for swing voters. I was watching the debate at Hudstones and the blokes on the other side of the bar were Bush fans. One gentleman got tired of Bubba bad mouthing me all the time and they were almost involved in a fight, so he had to leave, but Bubba was allowed to stay. I'm sorry that I was too involved in the debate to see it happen. I heard that Bubba grabbed his finger when he started pointing at him. It's amazing that so many cigarette addicts and alcoholics like Bush.
Cigarettes, alcohol, low blood sugar, and criticizing Bush seem to make a lot of people angry. There seem to be a lot more fights in pubs here than in Kansas City. I spent a whole year in KC. and never experienced a fight inside a bar. Maybe the folks that like violence should go enlist and fight in Iraq so Bush won't have to install the draft if God forbid, he gets reelected.
I wish that pubs had more things to do than smoke cigarettes, drink, watch football and play pool. There should be a place in a pub to talk about politics with a moderator and when Bubba starts using 4 letter grunts and smoking too much, he can be removed from the chat table. I wish that they had other games besides pool. Maybe, ping pong, chess, backgammon are things to do besides pool, drinks and cigarettes.
I do like Hudstones the way they have a bar around the bartenders so everyone sits across from each other and there can be lively, and sometimes angry interchanges. The only thing is that 90% of the bar flies smoke and it always follow non smokers. Weed has a much less offensive smoke than tobacco but I'm looking forward to the day when we can at least smoke bud outside in the patio and have a peaceful interchange about the qualities of a utopian society. Of course the "man" doesn't want us to smoke it because the paper companies don't want the hemp companies to put them out of business. I'll pursue this very controversial topic later. My only concern is Dad or my older brother might be reading this site.
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