A family on the road

[greg334]

I am parked in Wyoming just resting at one of those road side stops and a Swift truck pulls up behind me.

They all unloaded, about 8 of them, 2 adults and 6 kids. I can not understand why anyone would have 6 kids with them on the road like that. A couple of the older ones climbed over the fence and chased the cattle.

So I stopped for the night in Rawson Wyoming and here is another truck with 5 kids and 2 dogs.

When I was in Tennessee, I saw a bus load of Mexicians pull into a Wal-Mart, there was three families living in the bus, but these two were not mexicians at all.

Is this a western thing?

 

[mrgoodtude]

Careful Greg,
I am from Tennessee and I would love to stay and swap banter but my sister just called and it seems we have a marriage counseling appointment tomorrow...
PS..We were married in Michigan.

 

[Moot]

Oh Michael, I was going to comment about sheep being a western thing, but I think you and your sister have it covered. If you get a chance ask your counselor what I should buy my Daaaaady for Father's Day.

Mooooooot

 

[theoldprof]

Your father doesn't want you to buy him anything. He just wants you to take the time to call him on the phone and wish him "Happy Fathers Daaaaay".
:+ :+

 

[greg334]

Mike,
We have very good freinds from the east side of Tennessee where this happened (I was passing through their town and stopped at the Wal-Mart) and they are flooded by Mexicians.

So it is not a slam on the people of Tennessee or Mexicians who immigrated here legally but the people who have invaded the state.