This is for Anonymous. The Marfa Lights are about 130 miles southwest of us, and they're real. I've seen them.
This is funny. It's an alleged flying saucer on the ground in Odessa. It is OBVIOUSLY A WATER STORAGE TANK!
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Those were stinkin' funny, I especially like the flying saucer. I laughed so hard thanks we have a similar thing here called the "Anson Lights" same kinda deal. thanks for the laugh. Have an "out of this world" day. Sorry I couldn't help it
David, I sure am glad I live in Tx aren't you! I see stars at night, their BIG and BRIGHT... sing along with me deep in the heart of Texas! I think the person who wrote that song might have seen them lights too. reckin. I love your blog. Read it every day.
David, If you haven't swung by my blog yet this morning. I am in my family is in need of prayers. Please keep us in your prayers again. Love ya bro. I have been having a lot of health issues lately and it is really getting old. Some days I feel like Job. yet I keep hanging on like Job did. I appreciate you swinging by and let us know your praying brother. In Him, Kinney Mabry AKA- Preacherman
My sister worked for a construction company 2 summers ago. Sometimes during the night she would see a bright light appear in the west night sky and stay there for awhile, and then it would just disappear. Several here have seen it. I can never stay awake long enough to see them.
Just stopped by to visit a spell. Now I have to get back to modeling my mashed potato mountain. Wait, maybe I'd better phone home first! I'm so confused, I think I've been blinded by the lights!!!
11 comments:
Those were stinkin' funny, I especially like the flying saucer. I laughed so hard thanks we have a similar thing here called the "Anson Lights" same kinda deal. thanks for the laugh. Have an "out of this world" day. Sorry I couldn't help it
David,
I sure am glad I live in Tx aren't you! I see stars at night, their BIG and BRIGHT... sing along with me deep in the heart of Texas!
I think the person who wrote that song might have seen them lights too. reckin.
I love your blog.
Read it every day.
David,
If you haven't swung by my blog yet this morning. I am in my family is in need of prayers. Please keep us in your prayers again. Love ya bro.
I have been having a lot of health issues lately and it is really getting old. Some days I feel like Job. yet I keep hanging on like Job did. I appreciate you swinging by and let us know your praying brother.
In Him,
Kinney Mabry
AKA- Preacherman
David,
I have always wanted to see the lights of Marfa.
My sister worked for a construction company 2 summers ago. Sometimes during the night she would see a bright light appear in the west night sky and stay there for awhile, and then it would just disappear. Several here have seen it. I can never stay awake long enough to see them.
Monalea
Just stopped by to visit a spell. Now I have to get back to modeling my mashed potato mountain. Wait, maybe I'd better phone home first! I'm so confused, I think I've been blinded by the lights!!!
Matt: It takes a West Texan to know a water tank from a flying saucer, huh?
preacherman: I will pray for you today. I know you are having an awful time.
Anonymous: Real potatoes work better than the instant powdery ones.
Monalea: All things bright and beautiful,
all creatures great and small,
all things wise and wonderful,
Allsup's will fry them all.
That is probably not relevant.
So, you've been working on a mashed potato mountain too, have you?
Remember, all things relative, I mean, alien, lead to Roswell!!!
Just remember aliens landed in Roswell, but they took off from Jal.
Monalea
Anonymous: Wasn't there a country song about a big mashed potater mountain?
Monalea: I'll try to remember that!
Can't say I've heard the mashed tater song, but I can hum you a few bars of "On Top Of Spaghetti".
BTW, last I heard, those aliens in Roswell were from Mars!
Anonymous: On top of spaghetti,
all covered with cheese,
I lost my poor Communist Manifesto
when somebody sneezed...
Whoaaaaaaaa, different version cowboy!
I lost my poor meatball, when somebody sneezed!
What's in them thar taters in Texas?
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