DaneyDuke

(You know Jack, I looked at this from a different viewpoint and it's actually a nice spot to be. Happy Holidays, all!)

Just finished.... 1. It was good. 2. Yeah 3. Min being involved. 4. Nothing. The story had a decent balance of drama & comedy.

I'm really sorry to read that. You have an email.

I'm really surprised. Does this mean MeadowMufn is gonna have to bring you both back?

Alex, didn't anyone ever tell ya to be careful playing with an ouija board?

Happy Belated Birthday, VM!

Les Carlisle's office <hums a Joey Scarbury tune> He works with Bill Maxwell.

MaryAnne made being a ghost sound like fun, Brian. The pictures are awesome, MaryAnne. Thanks to both of you for sharing! There is still time for people to enter the challenge.

Lori, maybe a one person focus piece will apease your muse? There could be a benefit to being a ghost... keeping MaryAnne & Brian busy. And isn't that our civic duty? <grin> Like jury duty.

*notices something different on the calendar* Happy Birthday, Dixie Ross & B.C., hope everyone had a great day!

Just a few weeks left. Looking forward to reading everyone's stories!

<notices it's almost that time of year again on the calendar...>

The product is still available... http://www.internethobbies.com/auwohoelduof.html

Page 4 Epilogue "At the end of a five - week drunken blackout bender I was in horrible agony, in a terrifying place down below the darkest, hottest pits of hell. But here I was just eleven years later, internationally famous as "Cooter" on the hit tv show The Dukes Of Hazzard and now "Honorable" Mr. Jones of Georgia. Being there that day was evidence of a personal transformation that only a loving God could shape." Page 147 "I was broke, a financial zero minus alot. Physically, I was on the verge of death. And I had long been spiritually bankrupt. You might say I had nowhere to go but up." Page 290 "and to pray that my turn would come to someday see where the tracks finally end. I have come to that place now and it is good."

Will work on getting a quote. You're welcome, Brian.

The book contains: dedication to Miss Alma, contents, prologue, 5 sections & acknowledgments. Prologue: Pages 1 - 4 "The Singing Cowboy Of Sugar Hill": Pages 6 - 72, early life "Way Down Drunk In Dixie": Pages 73 - 147, adult life before Hazzard County "Out Of The Horrible Pit, Out Of The Miry Clay": Pages 149 - 183. Page 157 starts Hazzard County. "The Most Unlikely Candidate": Pages 185 - 262, Politics. Pages 258 - 259, Back to Hazzard County. "Paradise Found": 263 - 290. Pages 269 - 272, Cooter's Place, Sperryville. Page 276 - Cooter's Place, Gatlinburg. Pages 279 - 283. Pages 280 -281, Cooter's Place, Nashville. Acknowledgments: Pages 291 - 292. There may be a Hazzard County comment here or there on a few other pages. Basically: Pages 6 - 156, before Hazzard County. Pages 157 - 183, Hazzard County during the series. Pages 185 - 290, after Hazzard County to 2006/7. Pages 143 - 144, details of September 26th, 1977. Pages 145- 147, the first step of his addiction recovery journey. It definitely could be described as inspirational and educational text for those recovering from addiction. I know someone that this book helped over this past Labor Day 2008. Trying to understand a loved one's addiction and recovery.

I agree to the terms outlined in post #1 of this thread. I, DaneyD have the date noted for when a new holiday adventure is to be turned in.

Redneck Boy In The Promised Land, there isn't alot of talk about Hazzard County. Favorite parts were about Miss Ila. A few sensitive topics. Some funny moments. Will everyone like every single word, probably not. A decent balance of trying to put a life into two hundred, ninety two pages.

morgan, hopefully by now you were able to find out what happened. Season 4 premiere is tonight!

http://www.nbc.com/Knight_Rider/

<reads new homepage article titled Field Of Schemes...> It was nice!

Is it only popular because it borrows from Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London" & Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama", theme is similar to Bob Seger's "Night Moves"?

Thank you for the reply, BoJames.

TomBo, thank you for sharing!

Recently came across this tv show on a "watch full episodes" sites. Originally, was going to watch the pilot for Sonny Shroyer's apperance. Takes place in fictional Trinity, South Carolina. The plot revolves around a young boy and the town Sheriff. Lasted one season, released on dvd in late 2005. Interesting series for those who like this type of program.