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~ (~) ~ the Things of These ~ (~) ~(Part #1 of 6) ~ (~) ~

It is those things such as these-yes... . Like remaining on mute because your staying in tune with the close captioning of the news set up in the picture in picture TV on the big screen. Of the football game from the Bengles', loss, yes again, and yes again ""don't you know it "! As your two fraternal twins sit there crying pulling at their heart while one of the years before Super Bowl champs' from the Cowboy's knocks the ball out from good old boy Chris Collinsworth's hands. As he's running with all that he's got not but about twenty three yards out from the goal line. While soft tired whimpers can be heard, pounding their legs and stomachs rocking away in all seriousness saying why, why, why? And struggling yourself as a Father you teach them to take it all in stride and how to watch the humorous spiels from the night before, and to never bet truly on anything from them. Sometimes sadly... ! Credences' Rolling on the River playing. And so the many amenities yes the certain perks of benignity are as well I feel spending the time with close family and the wondrous sounds yes tasty smells of "BAM" rosemary wilted-spinach, fresh chopped mushrooms shallots and garlic a splash of white and red wine vinegar a pinch of salt and pepper lots of bacon and a thousand basil eggs hordes of cinnamon French toast and what every happy family needs, a bunch of good old sage'd up getta and congealed grit pies sizzling and popping away furiously in the butter on the stove in the iron skillets. And though an extra the grits they are placed in purely-and-only as an honor for my family and Father, of my past who now has passed. A personal favorite I too shared with him after church on Sundays. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gq1roSoMS84

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