Wrestling is over
It was a tough season for my youngest son Kaleb. First he has grown a little and had to move up to 119 pounds from last years 90. Twenty-nine pounds heavier still, built like a rail, so it is not strange that short muscle-bound kids had a slight advantage. But now there will not be any 5:00 AM alarms going of on the weekend, no all day wrestling tournaments in the huge cities of Chatham, Mohamet, Orian, Canton, or Glasford. Where all directions have the words " turn at the Casey's" in them because it is the biggest store in town. Hopefully, I am in the studio again , and the weather will break long enough for me to stretch some more canvases.
It was a tough season for my youngest son Kaleb. First he has grown a little and had to move up to 119 pounds from last years 90. Twenty-nine pounds heavier still, built like a rail, so it is not strange that short muscle-bound kids had a slight advantage. But now there will not be any 5:00 AM alarms going of on the weekend, no all day wrestling tournaments in the huge cities of Chatham, Mohamet, Orian, Canton, or Glasford. Where all directions have the words " turn at the Casey's" in them because it is the biggest store in town. Hopefully, I am in the studio again , and the weather will break long enough for me to stretch some more canvases.
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