Morning in South Dakota
We had dinner when we got there, dining on grilled this and that, and beans, and salad, and corn picked 5 minutes before we tossed it in the pot. Then root beer floats before bed... yes, they eat well in the heartland.
The next morning we played a bit before we left. "Playing" with Matt usually means taking aim at something-- in this case, clay pigeons over the cornfield. It's been a long time since I've messed with a shotgun, and you could tell-- I didn't hit much. But it was fun. I'd like to find a place closer to home, where I could practice once in a while.
Relax, friends-- I'm only shooting at inanimate objects. At least, so far. . .
6 Comments:
You couldn't hit anything because you're holding the shotgun on the wrong side. :)
so did you hit the side of the barn or what?
Wes: No, I am left-handed, so that's the way the gun goes. It's the rest of y'all who aren't in your right minds. ;-)
Laurel: The barns and the house emerged unscathed. I took aim at maybe half a dozen skeet, and managed to nick only one of them. As I said, it's been years since I tried this, so I was WAY out of practice.
It has been argued that lefties would have been a highly-prized military asset in Old Testament times. Ehud, the Benjaminites, and now Jane.
So, I'm not in my right mind? Hmmmph!
No big surprise, huh? :D
[Thinking back on it, I was surprised at how many southpaws there were at Seabury.]
Half dozen? Impressive. Do skeet make for good eatin'? ;)
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