You gotta be tough to live in a Swamp. Just sayin'.

I just finished my Orange Carrot Sobe, and I immediately want another one. Who knew that Oranges and Carrots mixed together would be so yummy. I definitely didn't. Not to mention, it has this really cool gecko thing on it. Which, gecko's bring me to my first topic of conversation:

Swamp People:

Oh my goodness, I watched this show for the first time last night and it was crazy cool. There are like 20 teams of these guys (and gals, and 1 dog) who once a year hunt gators in the Bayou in Louisiana. I never thought I would like a show like this but I did. My favorite is their Cajun accents. And the gators too, I guess. But dude, these men (and women, and 1 dog) are tough. I guess you have to be tough to hunt and wrestle alligators. If I was gonna go to a swamp, I would want these guys (women, and 1 dog) to be my guide.

Onward.

It's raining like crazy here. I went to post office earlier, which brings me to my next topic of conversation.

Small Town People:

I grew up in the country. Grassy. Sunny. Nice air. But I haven't always liked it. I've been living here since I graduated college, (grew up here) I've gotten used to it again. People seem to take their time out here. Time passes slower. Most people are super nice. I talked to a guy (who was sweeping the floor) today at the post office that I had only seen once before and that was at the post office. We struck up a conversation as though we were long lost friends. He showed me a picture of his daughter and told me about where she was going to school and that he was going to to buy a car soon. He told me all kinds of stuff. Can I just say that I love striking up a conversation with someone I don't really know, like waitresses or a postman or Kevin Costner. (haha, just kidding about the last one. But I really wish I could strike up a conversation with that man. I wonder how that would go?)

Well, that's all for today, I reckon. (Had to put on my small town accent.)

Going home now. Gotta watch out for the zombies.

See ya'll in the funny papers.

Erin.