Two notes from driving to New Hampshire, before I get into my actual reportage, which will be weird to read because I'm going to try to write it how I experienced it and the insides of my brain are always a little confusing. Not to mention multitrack and violently overlapping.
One: a truck with a plaque on the back: "If you can read this your tailgating." This hurt. This depresses me so much I have to share it. Other: License plate: DADDIES. One wonders if it was intended to be the plural or a possessive.
( All I want is to have my peace of mind. )
( When we got up on the stage and got ready to play everybody'd listen. )
But hey . . . I wanted you to know.
I had a good time.
One: a truck with a plaque on the back: "If you can read this your tailgating." This hurt. This depresses me so much I have to share it. Other: License plate: DADDIES. One wonders if it was intended to be the plural or a possessive.
( All I want is to have my peace of mind. )
( When we got up on the stage and got ready to play everybody'd listen. )
But hey . . . I wanted you to know.
I had a good time.