Happy Father’s Day to those of us with a weak pullout game.

My dad could make the perfect imitation of the coo-ahh coo coo coo call of a mourning dove. Such a gracious, generous, humble gentleman. He so enjoyed doing it.

I almost never hear that bird where I live. But sitting on my front porch, having coffee this morning before going to Sunday services, I heard one as clear as a bell.

I don't really think that was a coincidence.

My dad could make the perfect imitation of the coo-ahh coo coo coo call of a mourning dove. Such a gracious, generous, humble gentleman. He so enjoyed doing it.

I almost never hear that bird where I live. But sitting on mt front porch, having coffee this morning before going to Sunday services, I heard one as clear as a bell.

I don't really think that was a coincidence.

My dad could make the perfect imitation of the coo-ahh coo coo coo call of a mourning dove. Such a gracious, generous, humble gentleman.

I almost never hear that bird where I live. But sitting on mt front porch, having coffee this morning before going to Sunday services, I heard one as clear as a bell.

I don't really think that was a coincidence.

On the horizon was seen a line of wagons, the men at heightened alert.

The sleens had been caged ahns ago when the men had resumed their watch.

see ya later

Well, ok. There was a movie. Heck they made a movie about the Zodiac kiiler but no one ever got caught for that either.

Rottie has started a new game with the following players:
Rottie

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Sorry, I have to take off for awhile. Nice to see ya. Talk later. Nudge....Nudge....Nudge
Still not provoked?

There probably was a movie about it. LOL
It was pretty horrific. From what I read, he was at the very least, what got the door opened. He may have been the shooter. No one will ever really know.

Might be worth a view

Lot of big stars

Google says

Wonderland is a 2003 American crime drama film, co-written and directed by James Cox and based on the real-life Wonderland Murders that occurred in 1981. The film stars Val Kilmer, Kate Bosworth, Dylan McDermott, Carrie Fisher, Lisa Kudrow, Josh Lucas, Christina Applegate, Tim Blake Nelson, and Janeane Garofalo.

Yes, I read quite a bit about him. Drugs very prevalent throughout his life. Has there been a movie about the Wonderland case?

he was a troubled, drug addicted soul... and possibly the Wonderland murderer

Later Corn Bread

Laughs
John Holmes my word vaash with a blast from the past.

see ya later Jilly
make it a great one!