Pluggers by Rick McKee for July 17, 2016

And what’s more, it gets better with every telling!

It’s fun to interject questions to throw him off track. How old were you then? What did you think of New Orleans? Why’d they call him Darryl?

That trip to the Mardi Gras … gotta be worth telling and hearing over and over again … I want to hear more … !

Not to mention that was five months ago (unless he’s been telling him that for five years!)

“And how we dropped acid. No wait that was ‘Easy Rider’.”

I knew I had crossed over the hill, when I started telling stories with “When I was a young’un” .Damn, when the heck did that happen?

You told me the first time when I drove in, in the middle of the night, with bail money. You are still missing the few days you were sobering up. I’m changing my mind about the tattoo.

“Do just enough stupid things while young to tell and laugh about when old”

History may not repeat itself; but, retelling the story helps bond friendships.

Crazy Darryl? Which brother was that? Darryl or the other brother Darryl?

Been there… done that!

but a good plugger listens because he tells a few himself!