I’m truly a Texan now, y’all.
Because THIS is how I spent my Saturday night.
I’m still not sure if this Longhorn and I are friends now, or not.
[Cows are SO hard to read..]
[Cows are SO hard to read..]
You can get anything on a stick here at the rodeo.
And I do mean anything.
How about something fried?
And by something…I sort of mean anything. [There's a fryer for that.]
Of course, you can go the more traditional route.
And by something…I sort of mean anything. [There's a fryer for that.]
Of course, you can go the more traditional route.
Here in Texas, “traditional” means a big ol’ smoked turkey leg.
And if you’ve got your boots on…
…then you’re ready for some wrangling!
Perhaps a little country music?
Sing me that song about being a Texan, Kevin Fowler….sing it for me one more time!
I’m hell-bent
One hundred percent
Texan ’til I die!
One hundred percent
Texan ’til I die!
Then maybe a late-night snack?
[I would like to note that they shared that turkey leg, and I ate mine down to the bone all by myself. Thank you. I'm proud of me too.]
[I would like to note that they shared that turkey leg, and I ate mine down to the bone all by myself. Thank you. I'm proud of me too.]
The End.
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I feel bad for California. It will never be as cool as Texas.
Turkey legs = Hokie football games to me
Officially Texan…maybe not by birth but by Rodeo indoctrination.
h ya, turkey legs and fresh lemondae is where its at!!
h ya, turkey legs and fresh lemondae is where its at!!
h ya, turkey legs and fresh lemondae is where its at!!
h ya, turkey legs and fresh lemondae is where its at!!
That turkey leg cracks me up! It's almost bigger than you. Yeehaa
My favorite picture is the one of you with the turkey leg. Classico.
Oh wait, there's also the one with the donkey!
Rodeo food needs its own group on the pyramid – I've never heard of some of this stuff before!
You celebrated early! Today (Monday) is Something-on-a-Stick Day!!!! =)