September 11, 2010
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Praise the One
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Coming soon to a bookseller near you.
Salmon, the Other Pink Meat
Spawn Till You Die!
Mama told me there'd be days like this
- Scott
- I once said, "I'll come back to Iowa when salmon start running up the Cedar River." Ironically, you never know where life's path may lead and after 20 years in Alaska I find myself once again back in Iowa. You can join me here on the banks of the Cedar River as I patiently await the return of the elusive Cedar River Salmon.
From The Salmon Library
Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.
Mark Twain
Mark Twain
Praise the One
Coming soon to a bookseller near you.
Salmon, the Other Pink Meat
Spawn Till You Die!
Mama told me there'd be days like this
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2 comments:
I had not seen that in a long time, why the post?
I remember seeing this with Vic and his dad and running into you when the movie ended.
1979 bro, that was a long time ago (31 Years) wow, good memory you say?
Why the post, hmmmm good question.
While I was writing the above post the line in this clip "I’m tired of running from these pussies." came to mind. It’s a line that I used several times myself (in my younger years of course.
Who knows how those moments of free association come about but they are helpful in writing a good analogy I suppose. A bad analogy like this one on the other hand only takes the reader back to an unrelated event when he was thirteen.
How the hell do you remember that, who was I with, and did our mother know you were going to R rated movies? ;)
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