Greetings.

[whatdoiknowanyway]

Hello Guadalupe. Thanks for the welcome.

 

Pancho Villa eh? Bandit or Freedom Fighter. I would have loved to hear those stories.

 

Not sure about the Tequila though. Can't see myself chewing on a pickled worm.:hihi: Not that it would trouble my younger sons, they'd try anything just for the experience.:lol:

[InfiniteNow]

Not sure about the Tequila though. Can't see myself chewing on a pickled worm.:hihi: Not that it would trouble my younger sons, they'd try anything just for the experience.;)

The worms usually are put into Mezal, not Tequila... and true afficionados don't drink the ones with worms in them. That's for the Pinche Gringo Bendehos... :lol:

[BluesMan]

Welcome whatdoiknowanyway

 

As far as the drink goes -

"Rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy"

[Guadalupe]

Hello Guadalupe. Thanks for the welcome.

 

Pancho Villa eh? Bandit or Freedom Fighter. I would have loved to hear those stories.

 

Not sure about the Tequila though. Can't see myself chewing on a pickled worm.:lol: Not that it would trouble my younger sons, they'd try anything just for the experience.:hihi:

 

 

Hi! whatdoiknowanyway.

 

On my first book called, “Guerra’s Law”, mentions one of his stories that goes like this:

 

There was a time, when sitting around the kitchen table, my grandfather would tell me stories about how he would travel by way of stagecoach to get to a nearby town to deposit his hard earn wages at the local bank.

 

When he handed the money over to the bank teller, he remembered that the teller had made a comment about how the money had a funny smell to it, as he was counting it.

 

My grandfather, without saying a word, bowed his head with a smile as though making an apology.

 

The reason why the money had a funny smell to it was because in those days, stagecoaches were being robbed and my grandfather would hide the money in his boots. ;)

 

In loving memory of my grandfather. ;)

 

;)