8-27 2:10 PM W
Morro Bay. From the patio table here in front of our hotel room I can see the rock through the masts across the bay. A steady wind blows across the pool. The wind was cited as the reason the fishing boat didn't go out this afternoon. I guess we'll try tomorrow. Sounds like we'll have trouble finding a campsite around Big Sur. The later the boat comes back, the more trouble we'll have. We're going to hit up these restaurants along the embarcadero for happy hour.
[A crude pen and ink line drawing of Morro Bay, the rock, the masts, the pool and more] 4:10 PM Talking with Virginia and an old guy whose name I forgot. They're telling us about the scandalous love story that led to their togetherness. He was an ad man for the Wallace-Spokane Spokesman Review. She was married. Her husband got thrown in jail at Hayden Lake at an Aryan Nations rally after the two of them had been golfing. I can't tell if he was for or against the Arayan Nations. While hubby was in jail, the other two were getting it on in a Wallace hotel. "Futka and soda," Virginia orders.
Windsurfers on the whitecaps. Flag on a paddle boat rippling in the wind. This is the Harbor Hut. The bartender asked if anybody wanted anything else because she would be away for a few minutes. I said, "Don't worry. We'll pour our own drinks." Virginia and whatshisname are trying to arrange an orgy with Shirelle and me at their place in Santa Clarita. Old fisherman on my other side has a biceps like a tough tomato.
Morro Bay. From the patio table here in front of our hotel room I can see the rock through the masts across the bay. A steady wind blows across the pool. The wind was cited as the reason the fishing boat didn't go out this afternoon. I guess we'll try tomorrow. Sounds like we'll have trouble finding a campsite around Big Sur. The later the boat comes back, the more trouble we'll have. We're going to hit up these restaurants along the embarcadero for happy hour.
[A crude pen and ink line drawing of Morro Bay, the rock, the masts, the pool and more] 4:10 PM Talking with Virginia and an old guy whose name I forgot. They're telling us about the scandalous love story that led to their togetherness. He was an ad man for the Wallace-Spokane Spokesman Review. She was married. Her husband got thrown in jail at Hayden Lake at an Aryan Nations rally after the two of them had been golfing. I can't tell if he was for or against the Arayan Nations. While hubby was in jail, the other two were getting it on in a Wallace hotel. "Futka and soda," Virginia orders.
Windsurfers on the whitecaps. Flag on a paddle boat rippling in the wind. This is the Harbor Hut. The bartender asked if anybody wanted anything else because she would be away for a few minutes. I said, "Don't worry. We'll pour our own drinks." Virginia and whatshisname are trying to arrange an orgy with Shirelle and me at their place in Santa Clarita. Old fisherman on my other side has a biceps like a tough tomato.
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