My neighbor has this friend and the other day for the neighbor's wife's birthday the friend was talking to me about starting his own business because he is tired of working for people. So since I had been sorting through all my papers and such, I knew the exact location of the small business development file I had from 2008 when I lost my job and attended informational meetings about the resources available in this community to people who didn't have jobs. So I brought this guy my folder of information about the subject. And so now he thinks he can call me. Well it is not bad per se that he calls me, it's just that generally nobody calls me and I'm not a big fan of talking on the phone to strangers unless they are doing surveys about stupid stuff like will I go to a bank if it's in a grocery store? No. I won't. Anyway he called me and asked me to go next door this evening because they were having a father's day grill out. Well there was the chance they'd have boudin, so I went. And they did. And I chatted with the guy about opening up his own business and would I help him if he needed help thinking of things, sure okay I would do that. But everybody else was acting all strange. My neighbor's wife barely tolerates me. It's just a very different scene over there from my usual. But like I said, they were grilling and they get all offended if I don't eat with them. I was then mortified when suddenly my plate flew out of my lap and my boudin and a piece of hot sausage hit the grass at my feet. All I could do was stare at it with a shocked look on my face. I wasn't even drinking! It doesn't hurt that they are really good grillers. They should open up a grilling food business if anything. So as I was leaving they made me promise to bring back boudin from LA when I come back. Ugh I'm tired.
Along Life's Highway isn't really doing her blog lately so I wanted to show you this:
Welcome to Rural Iowa. We like pigs. And we like corn. And that is all.

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