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I remember that day in Springdale well. In fact, I read it aloud to Rachael. Easy for her to appreciate, because of the time I locked her into an outhouse in France and had to free her by cutting the lock out of the door with my Swiss Army knife.
3 years agoPerhaps mine as well. I won’t be surprised if we look back on today as one of the most memorable of the journey.
3 years agoNice to hear! We aim to amuse. That’s the whole point in being a comedy duo. It’s so embarrassed to go on stage and just hear silent rustling.
3 years agoIt would have been nice to have a cinematographer along, for sure. There were some nuances that missed the final cut that would have worked well in an AV presentation. And yodeling in the background would be perfect!
3 years agoIt is nice to have a theme. It’s so much easier to follow the plot line.
3 years agoNo, I haven’t fallen down the stairs since wrecking. Y knee back in Trento ten years ago. I’m specializing in falling off my bike now.
3 years agoWell this just sounds like a lovely hike. Trail of Tears.
3 years agoThis is truly my favorite one yet. And it's not like I can't relate, I totally can.
3 years agoThis is such an entertaining journal!!
3 years agoThis story would make an excellent short film!
Imagine dramatic music and lighting. And a few slo-mo shots ..
Too bad the Singing Cycling Cowboy isn't there to help stage & film the reenactment.
Poor Rachel! This sounds a lot like the morning when I got locked into the bathhouse at the RV park in Springville. 5 am and pitch black out with no one around anywhere! Luckily someone eventually came by and let me out. The doors weren't working correctly.
3 years agoThis brings back some memories. We had two chestnut trees in our back yard when I was growing up. I remember the ground being covered with those spiky shells every fall. Kind of a problem when you wanted to rake up a pile of leaves to jump in.
3 years agoI was feeling guilty and thinking I’d taken poetic license here, but Rachael reassured me that it was correct. I have used my foot as a turn indicator before, but she had no idea what I was indicating.
3 years agoKey Crisis seems to be an ongoing theme over the last few weeks!
3 years ago
Not your humdrum walk in the woods, definitely. One to remember.
3 years ago