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| Butch Cassidy in Fort Worth |
Before the second Mass of the day I was talking with the MC in the sacristry, "This county has history of lawlessness and banditry. They'd drink, gamble, then shoot each other."
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| Aquilla. The hotel's gone now. |
"I know. My sister's Grandfather-in-Law lived out by Aquilla, raising hell, 'til they hanged his partner and told him him to leave Texas, and not come back. So he went to Montana.
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| Billy the Kid |
"I remember him. He used to sit there, with a wooden spittoon and a 6 gun, right next by."
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| Willie Nelson |
We reflected on that, said our prayers, and worshiped God.
Have a blessed Sunday,
LSP
3 comments:
"I remember him. He used to sit there, with a wooden spittoon and a 6 gun, right next by."
I don't chew tobacco and spit, but a handgun and an Arkansas Toothpick are usually not far away...
Going back in time, I don't know if I would have been an outlaw or a lawman. I definitely wouldn't have been a victim/farmer hanging around to be robbed or scalped.
I'm not sure why, but I don't see you as a victim, LL.
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