Jefferson, OR. 35 miles. Middle school. Grass. Warm and sunny.
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What is the point of such short posts? Do it right or give it up please.
Posted by
Anonymous |
3:12 PM
Damn... For years I've been told I wrote too much!
Short posts illustrate the route.
I could get long winded -- but what would you want me to write about? Blissfully quiet season.
Posted by
B.E.Trumble |
6:26 PM
Yeah Ben
I know even a large circus can have weeks on end without notable events to write about. It is in fact the reason I left the cat act with Carson and Barnes and moved on. Bored to death.
I always check the plethora of circus blogs and they all seem to be bogged down in the same chit chat day in and day out. No one's fault - but don't blame me for trying to shake you guys up.
Considering what can go wrong on a mud show, I'm happy things are 'blissfully quiet' as you say.
Check out my new book. "Wild Animal Circus, True tales from Carson & Barnes Circus". www.freewebs.com/circusdays2005 Regards, Dennis 'Dion' Younger
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11:16 AM