From deep, deep in the cotton-pickin' red clay'd piney woods o' east Texas, I bring you the tales of my sister Bethzilla, hideous freakin' white trash welfare-cheatin' pill-popping, bowl-smoking, vodka-swilling redneck swamp thing what done crawled up out of the danged boggy bottoms of Uncertain, Texas and also of Momma, a transplanted, dirt-floored, rice paddy, hand-raised Cajun girl from the south Texas depression era. Take a look see. Go ahead, lookee.
Friday, July 16, 2010
A Place Out In The Woods By The Railroad Tracks
My daughter has a place out in the woods; way, way out where the railroad tracks end.
Tags: woods, out in the woods, country living, rural, marquisdejolie, railroad tracks, Alabama Boulevard, Terry Devine-King, song, boonies, boondocks, toolies
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