We thought we could pay my sister just enough money to enable her to go to the neighborhood store and buy a soda, a bag of chips and maybe a popsicle. Despite her young age, Tricia was no dummy and demanded we triple our offer.
One neighbor said, “The best thing to do with that coop is to knock it down, make a bonfire and roast marshmallows.” Another said, “Calling that coop an eyesore is too generous a word for it.”
On TV and in film, Wild West cowboys were clean shaven, wore wrinkle-free clothes, and never uttered a four-letter word. Bob Connors' grandfather is here to set the record straight.