Old Aunt Maria, jump in the fi-ah,
Fire too hot, jump in the pot,
Pot to black, jump in the crack,
Crack to high, jump in the sky,
Sky to blue, jump in canoe,
Canoe too shallow, jump in the tallow,
Tallow too soft, jump in the loft,
Loft to rotten, jump in the cotton,
Cotton so white she stay there all night.
It is no telling how many Andy Griffith shows I have seen.I can watch them over and over. My favorites are the one with Ernest T. Bass.Never counted but they say that he was only in about 5 of them, seems like more. I think he was one of the producer of the show. Don't make them like that any more..
I cover up like Blue, had skin cancer so I don't take any chances. After working 41 in the sun, the sun has taken a toll on my skin. Wish I started covering up earlier. Hope the best for you.
Dang Bill, I was just thinking about you several minutes ago. I hate to hear about your falls. Hope you make a recovery and get that rod back in your hands.
I think they may have some salt because I test every pack in a bowel of water to see if they float. There is always some that will sink to the bottom. I take these and do what you are talking about, stretch them and run them over warm water until they do float.
I looked at this system before. I am just wondering if it would be in the way of certain casts or even fighting a fish, leading him around the other side of the boat.
Agree early morning and late afternoon is best, but you can throw a frog all day. I like bright sunny days, the bass get under the pads for shade and I could throw a frog from the time I get there to the time I leave.
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