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Comments: Sandy Mc, I don't know.But I'll try. I'm kind of old...oh wait, we all are. And I have another one just for you and it ain't country.
Comments: Remember Wynnewood Village? There was a Volk's with the same x-ray machine to see your feet but also monkeys in the glass window. There was a bakery in Wynnewood village--whose parent's owned it? Someone from our grade. They had pink and green bread. And remember Fred's barbecue? Sometimes they would have have barbecue sandwiches for one indian head nickel-- that was when the Taylors ate out!!
Comments: Yes, Jack, that is the hole in the wall and yes they have wonderful hamburgers. Bob plays the guitar..not bass guitar...and he also plays the drums (new adventure). Big Daddy and the Swell Tones have played other places, but I don't know where. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbijvQeOGhM Bobby was in the back, got off of the stage and walked around to the front. He also knows someone named Hashbrown.
Comments: I had to take my taxes to the Tax office. I keep my money as long as I can. David M., I have a song for you. I'll post it in a little while. All you have to do is guess the singer and the title. Think you can do it?
Comments: OK ladies Feb. the 8th it is. Karen if you want to go with us I'm sure I can borrow a car seat. It's up to you, girl.  What about the snow cone stand on Saner.  There was a cleaners across the street that you could drive thru, back then pretty cool.Buddy, I love that you have joined our GB. JD, must be in trouble at work today. I have not seen a single post from him. 
Comments: Sandy McM......were you overcome by all the steam???
Comments: I've never been to hear the bands play at "Hole in the Wall", but if it is the one on Harry Hines (just south of LBJ), I've eaten lunch there. They have good hamburgers and fries. I think they might serve beer too.
Comments: Ada Ann, I've been to a lot of hole in the walls in my life, but not that one. When the Army started drafting the Mystics, Jimmy Vaughan played some gigs with us. What does your brother in law play? Has he ever played Adairs in Deep Elm?My oldest son played there two weeks ago. He is a school teacher in Austin and plays drums part time with some bands.
Comments: Toni - Yes, I think they were geckos. So far, Friday Feb 8 looks good to me.
Comments: Weren't those lizards from the State Fair simply geckos?
Comments: Yes, I can take off on a Friday....how's Feb. 8th? Maybe we can talk some others into going too...remember safety in numbers! Ronney, I remember the chicks. I also remember bringing my prize home from the State Fair and when I got home from school after Fair Day the chicks were history. My mother claimed to have taken them back but something tells me they walked right out the front door....especially since she didn't drive at all! Someone said something about hot donuts. I remember the donut place on Saner, near Rambo's where you could pull up at night, watch them make 'em and go in and buy them - red hot and delicious
Comments: Richard - Yes it can, mister. No lizard in my blouse, mascara, eye liner or lip balm. Jumping lizards!
Comments: I'm trying to read too fast getting caught up on the comments. I thought Linda P. said a lizard got lost in her blouse and she later found it all shriveled up....house & blouse in the same paragraph can be a problem when speed reading.
Comments: well congratulations to you Sandy Mc for not making it to the balcony. That is the difference of a person with honor or nailed of being ease (bad reputation McGee). Being a father of three girls the I would always have my 12 gauge in plain site for any misunderstanding of balconies, drive inns, flat tires or what nots. Basically the ones I used
Comments: Daughtery Drug Store! Free Sundae A & W ROOT BEER!!! FROSTED MUGS ALLOWANCE! SPENDING PAYCHECK AND NOT PAYING BILLS!!! |
.....and the root beer floats in the frosty mugs at Weber's Root Beer Stand....just down the street from Chester Clinic. I just rebooted.....
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