After the frantic delights of the previous night, I wake up to find myself more-or-less in one piece. Although the better beers here are usually just a bit too strong, nonetheless my 'beer only' rule sees me through. The damage doesn't seem permanent. Anyway, after last week's seeing-to by the Mexicans, what can the cowboys do (even pro lady shuffleboard players). A good slow breakfast, an even slower hot bath, and the hair of seventy-two dogs should see me alright.
Today is the day they play the games which decide which teams go to the superbowl. So it's down to the no-music bar to watch a bit. All the screens except one are showing the big game. The exception is showing soccer, Real Madrid v Malaga. The soccer provides a bit of interest while the football is stopped, which is nearly all the time. Malaga advertise a British Bookmaker on their shirts, which seems a bit odd in downtown Nashville.
I had let it be known that I favoured the Jets and the Vikings this year, so, of course, it was the Colts and Saints who were successful. It's a good job I don't have any dealings with bookmakers, British or otherwise.
Later that night, I felt it unwise to upset the delicate balance of recovery.
1 comment:
Good stuff. If you go on like this, Steinbeck will be out of the frame on dust-bowl economics.
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