Just Some More Reasons I Love Living in the South–Well, Specifically, TEXAS

Charlie Daniels & The CDB!

You can generally count on having most public places all to yourself on Sunday Mornings:

Public places like Parks, Gyms, Grocery Stores, Home Despot, Wal*Mart, Waffle Mouse, Beer Stores.  Just a few of my favorite Sunday Morning Venues.

Of course with the beer stores, you pretty much have to get there right at the Crack of Noon, as most Southern States won’t allow them to open until then (or sell their most important inventory at any rate). But if you hang out in the parking lot just before, you can always beat the crowd.

Just be sure to park real close to the door. Oh and be damn sure to wear those Nike’s.

Where my thesis falls apart is with the Golf Course, which is an entirely Different Church, which will always be holding Early Mass.

(What’s Wrong With Those People?)

And Y’all might wanna check out Kris An’ Rita

And while on the subject: Me and Paul

26 thoughts on “Just Some More Reasons I Love Living in the South–Well, Specifically, TEXAS

  1. I don’t know whether to say “good story” or “holy shit”. If the geography weren’t wrong for it I’d think it likely we’re cousins.

  2. 😀 I guess we’ve got that in common.

    I came home from the Air Force in ’84 and found my father drinking as much as he could as fast as he could of the cheapest crap he could find. Some kind of piss that comes in nothing smaller than an 18 pack and that’s not worth the recycle value of the aluminum cans it comes in. ‘Course, that was the way he’d been for as long as I could remember so it wasn’t a shock.

    He sobered up after nearly killing himself in a one car (and one humongous boulder) wreck, and it turns out I liked him a lot better when he was too drunk to speak. Sober he’s not one a self respecting man can tolerate.

  3. Around here we can only get real beer at the liquor stores. The others carry only Colorado Kool-Aid, the 3.2% stuff. That stuff’s fine if you’re a flatlander who just got here and can get drunk just reading the label, but like decaffeinated coffee it’s pretty pointless.

  4. Okay, okay…..lol.
    I don’t mean to rile ya none, butta t’at t’ere’s what folks ’round here call a off handed remark.
    But, being you’re mostly Southern, I fergive ye. 😉

  5. Here is confession time: For me, it ain’t so much Southern: it is Texan. Texas was always a band apart, but still ‘mostly’ Southern.
    🙂

  6. Thanks for taking me back a few steps and reminding me of how much I love being Southern. I wouldn’t say the belle kind. But Southern none the less. 😉

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