M~

I'm so glad to have this melanoma thing off of me.
I'm still gonna have to go in for checkups every 6 months but that's good for a negligent s.o.b. like me.

I miss you so bad.
Wish you'd just call me once in a while when you feel like it.
I just wanna hear your voice.

Before I left town Sunday, I took some pictures I think you'd like.

best,
r


http://enewscourier.com/features/x967711270/Dothan-s-early-days-recalled-on-125th-birthday.

Saliba built it with the floor at the height of the wagon body so you could pull your wagons through the grocery & they could be loaded right into the bed of the wagon.



W. Main Side of Saliba Grocery

Zoe

Frist Instance of Slavery in the Bible





Eban a mule don't work all dah timezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!

Robert Register Our good friend, Buddy Buie, likes what TANTON, BURKE & THE CREW did
with his song, DREAMY ALABAMA. I'm so glad Buddy likes TANTON'S effort.
This song, the first of 35 on this site, represents the initial effort
of TANTON & company to give Buie's music a new interpretation. Buie
says this is "very cool and interesting"... but he'd "still like to hear a
version with a Joe Cocker vocal approach and a nasty blues guitar."
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=769187

Robert Register Here's that blue moon rising over a cotton field between Brannon Stand
& Midland City yesterday evening. It was a great omen as I headed
down the road to Tuscaloosa after another wonderful weekend in my
hometown. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jV-Vw-K4WMI

Robert Register Reminds me of Selma's State Senator Sanders getting on that robo call during the campaign & hollering about "ain't going back to the cotton fields." Hank, what you going back for? Are you gonna try to kill the fire ants? https://theattackmachine.wordpress.com/2010/11/03/so-does-hank-sanders-have-a-new-gig-this-morning/.