L.A.W. Liars Are Worse

Just came from the court house. What a moneypit.  I mean I went there to see my grandson off for 15 in jail.  All because he was waiting for his ride from work and a cop drove by and roused him twisted his arm, completely searcned him, found a little bit of weed in his pocket. (what do you have in you pocket and would you like someone to take it out and use it against you) and a small knife for cutting boxes.
He was given probation, drug testing, reporting to court to pay a 800 dollar fee for a court appointed attorney who told him to pleand guilty!  And he had to pay for it.
That law book locked up is not enough!!!!!!!!
Like the lawyer I had to pay my son for to the tune of 6000 dollars.  He said in front of the judge "FUCK THE LAW", money is the law and the judge didn't even pick up his head because the lawyer told me later that he got 3000 of the money!!!!!!!!!  He slammed the fucking gavel down and said dismissed, next.

Had a stint at the hospital.  Well to be exact 2 stints. Didn't stay long. Only long enough to get the flu in one day there. It tried to kick my ass for the next 6 days! They don't want to admit that the only bugs there are superbugs. So get out as soon as possible.

Feelin Great!

These looked absoutely delicious.  The only problem is they have sugar in them. But, oooow
how sinfully tasty.

I think Christian Bale played Bruce Wayne the way he really felt. He was tired, and didn't have the "Umph" to continue with the Bat. Please don't make me, "How bout millions?" Well...okay. It didn't matter how many inner tube inflated tuff guys they put in his way, the caped one was gonna make one more pay day.
Without a doubt Heath Ledger's "Joker" was the final word in that series. His acting was so genuine that you couldn't find a bad review of him even in the Anartic Sun newspaper.
He had only one TELL! "You're crazy." "I'm not, no-I'm-not." This single statement made me understand that the purple one had the madness of Napoleon, the idiosyncrasy of Genghis Khan and the believability of a sharp pencil to the eye.

My Latest Book

Well, am fleshing out the words of my new book. It has somewhat of a historical theme that goes back and forth between the present and the past. Also it takes history and embelishes it but to the tune of so close it could happen, and maybe it did.

Some More Too

Check out the backs of the booths and what is on the table. Makes you think of when Dr Seus meets Diego Rivera. What-a-meeting!

This is what is on the table. Could only get a small piece of the whole table but you get the drift...huh?

This is on the back of the booth. To the upper left is a peek of the next booth.

Hello there

I went to this small Mexican restaurant in Hartland Michigan called La Hueradura. It's nestled behind the McDonalds off of M-59 just east of US-23. Use the Walmart there as an indicator. Anyway the place is one of those aluminum and glass hole in the bricks. The interior was so alive with art it was almost comical. But, the different pictures they had in each booth and the chairs, and the yellow and orange swirl walls gave it a warm hominess right out of a picture book. I ordered the "Eggs con Chorizo" and it was mouth watering to say the least. Of course the tortillas were fresh and warm, but I kind of looked a little disappointed when I tasted the nacho dipping sauce. Much like a weak wrist ed arm wrestler, when you came for a match. Not to disappoint the waiter suggested that I try the house "Hot Sauce". Okay, this had the steam to power the locomotive. You're right, I put it over everything. Check out the pics to give this story ambiance.