Its good to see a lot of you still on here, posting new shots, and movin along. \
Sure do miss all of yall, where else do you get to talk to people all over the world.
Take care, I will be back from time to time.
Happy Trails !
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A Special thank you to `DigitalPhenom for writing this journal code.

I was riding around today, knowing that I was gonna update this dang journal, and couldn't for the life of me decide on a story to add. When It hit me like a buss.. sort of. I was waitin on a school buss to unload, when an odd looking young kid went by like a flash laughing, and right behind him was a rather large boy in certain persuit of the first feller. Hmmm.. Reminds me of a time long ago..back in Sulphur Springs. A good friend of mine, who is now a Crime Scene Investigator, was deep into Bull riding. Got his start at a little club in Greenville, and decided he was gonna make a go of it. So we loaded up, and Headed to Bonham. Larry Mac's Place I believe. Larry provided stock to NFR and Pro Rodeo Circuits and had his place open in those days to amateures, and cowboys with cubes larger than most. My friend ( who's name I am leaving out for obvious reasons) made his way to the chutes and the rest of us watched from the fence. Me on the other hand deceded I was gonna lend a hand, and do a little bull fightin. All was going well, that is until they decided to let one of them rascals loose. The rider made it out of the chute and hit the dirt in a pile, and that little old 2000 lb bull had nothing to do, that is until he seen me. The other bull fighter not to far to my left, looked at me and simply said "uh Oh". I was gonna ask him to be more specific about his "uh Oh" but the sight of that ticked off tower of horns runnin at me was enough to make me forget what I was gonna ask him. Now mind you, I ride horses, and worked cattle at that time, I didn't make it a habbit to be caught in the middle of a pasture with a 2000 lb angry bull. I looked around for the best place to go, and diggin a hole would take too long. That cowboy to my left gave me some really good advice.... "RUN COWBOY..... RUN !!!!"
The closest place was the fence line where I came from, so I figured out real quick that is where I need to be and I ran, ran so fast in cowboy boots that Flash Gordon and Speedy Gonzales were takin notes. I was lookin at that fence I was runnin to and realized that that fence was 5 feet tall, and the pipe in between was not wide enough for me to squeez thru, especially in a hurry. The only other option was to climb..... Yeah Right
That rascal was close enough to reach out and kiss the back of my head, which I could swear to this day he did
I got to the fence and jumped.. Yeah.. Jumped Believe it or not, I cleared that darn fence. Not gracefully, as I believe I hit that fence with every part of my body, and landed on the other side on my head. There must have been twenty or more cowboys, wranglers, stockmen and bullriders there, all just doubled over in hysterical laughter. I know it was purty comical as I was cusssin and hollerin the whole way, but it wasn't that funny... until I realized that my darn fool head was gettin a bit chilly.. Lost the hat again.. and that bull was standin right on top of it.
No This Isn't Me Or My Photo
Thanks to :annie1989:
Yeah, I know, I always loose my darn hat.. but that is what its for.. distraction
Thanks again Steve





















































