[Loch-Ruadh] anything going on?

[Padraig O'Maolagain]

I've never had any problem with Southern Baptist theology, just some of their odd beliefs on what constitutes sinful behavior.  :)

We did indeed get to Durty Nellie's.  It was too noisy and crowded inside to want to be in there, and even outside we had to wait for nearly half an hour to get a table.  Once we got a table, we got Irish coffees (I figured one coffee wouldn't kill me, and it didn't) and listened to the singer/piano player who was entertaining inside, and watched all the other tourists walk by.  I was still thirsty after the coffee, so I got an 'Arf and 'Arf (Guinness and Harp), and we watched the tourists for a while longer.  All in all, it was a nice weekend.

Padraig

Madelina wrote:

>I'd offer to help, but having a few drinks and then mowing the lawn sounds
>like a trip to the ER to me, and I've had my visit this month.  The nose is
>healing nicely, hardly a scar.
>
>And I USED to be a Southern Baptist once, long, long, ago.  Many drinks and
>dances later, I just don't feel like I'm one of the club any more.
>
>So how was my favorite town, San Antone?  Did you make it over to Dirty
>Nellie's?
>
>I sure wish the Hare & Hounds was still open....
>
>Madelina





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