I'm not Cranky! Yet!
We've had some storms here in Indy.
The thing is, what with the creepy clouds, crazy weather and the fact that I can't buy beer on Sundays anywhere in Indiana, I'm beginning to empathize with poor, burdened Frodo as he and Sam stumbled barefoot and thirsty into the heart of Mordor. Somewhere on Main St. in Kokomo, sits the "all-seeing eye" of ultimate evil. You can feel it gazing down upon you and casting its judgment across the vast plains of death and corn as you hit Chick-fil-A and go about your daily errands.
To make matters worse, this "god" thing that people tell you about that supposedly doesn't want you drinking on Sundays will chuck out a storm that dumps not only rain but a ton of ice as well, and these little nuggets would be a perfectly natural and organic way of keeping your scotch at a comfortable operating temperature.
But, noooo... God gives you ice to keep your drinks cold, but he doesn't want you buying scotch on Sundays. And people worship this lunatic?
It's a strange world, this Indiana. Where I come from, Sunday drinking is not only perfectly legal, it's also readily available and whole-heartily encouraged. And, it's usually accompanied by piles of charred meat, games of badminton, family, friends, and FUN. Getting on your knees and begging forgiveness only comes when you piss off your girlfriend because, well, you're drunk and there's probably a good chance something you said came out entirely the wrong way.
Of course, I still love it here.
-DP


Yeah, you love it here until the high speed internet gets disconnected.
Interrupt computer time? Uh, yeah I'd be gone in a seconds (winks). His cranky isn't anywhere close to where it used to be, so I'm thinking he's happy...and THAT is a very good thing. (Hugs)Indigo
As I wrote here yesterday, it just takes a little planning to ensure that your Sundays, holidays, and election days aren't dry ones. We do a thing called stocking up [finger quotes] here, in which we stockpile mass quantities. We also keep plenty in our wine cellar. We recently upped the ante with a full size fridge in the garage. We are good to go. Oh, and you can always choose to go to a restaurant and get snockered.
Funny that you mentioned Kokomo as being the epicenter of evil...I always called it The Hell That Is Kokomo, but that was because of that crappy, stoplight-filled drive through the bypass [finger quotes]. Ugh. I still hate it.
But I'm glad you're liking Indiana! And no, no finger quotes around 'liking.' ;)
Glad our slice of the inferno is growing on you :o)
That is an awesome photo (that first one, while I did like the second one). We get hail occasionally, too. While I can understand someone wishing for him or herself, and potentially family, to not work or whathave you on that persons Sabbath, I don't believe that one must insist upon that for others. It doesn't make sense when people still consume the alcohol, only that it gives some schlump the day off work. Anyway, certainly you could have scooped up and saved a ton of the hail if you so desired. So, ice = bad to your joints, but ice = good for your scotch consumption?! :)
Wait, Indy?!
Why am I so slow to pick that up. LOL. Guess you're visiting Ms. Emily again:)
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