Miscellaneous anecdotes which may or may not concern life in the midwest, or life in general, or anything else I might think of. (Send comments to: goodwitchofthemidwest@gmail.com.)
Monday, April 30, 2012
My Uncles in Texas
When I was a kid, my family occasionally visited our relatives in Texas. My great-uncles (grandmother's brothers) always seemed larger-than-life to me. One uncle and his wife were big people -- big in every way. When my mother told them that they shouldn't make a big breakfast for us, my aunt said that they usually made a package of biscuits every day -- just for the two of them. A package of twelve biscuits was divided into seven for my uncle and five for my aunt! (This was in addition to eggs, bacon, etc.) . . . They lived in a small town. My uncle said that they had lost the keys to the house a long time ago, but just went to bed each night without ever locking any of the doors. (I doubt that they would do that today, even in a small town.) . . . We were always amazed by these people!
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