Benitin y Eneas by Pierre S. De Beaumont and Bud Fisher for February 03, 2015

Good morning Vagabonds.Had about 14" of snow but it was light and didn’t drift too much. More on the cars this time but it was easier to blow than last Tues.I wish we were having your temps Jan.

Good morning, Vagabonds. I finished reading about Quanah Parker in "The Last Comanche Chief: by Bill Neeley. He adopted a lot of white kids including a 2nd cousin on his mother’s side. Personally, I think the Oklahoma settlers treated the reservation Indians unfairly.

Morning, Village!

Arye, here’s another good read for you, “Trail of Tears: The Rise and Fall of the Cherokee Nation,” by John Ehle.

@DAVID, thank you for the book title.

I was born in Chattanooga and jerked up on a farm in Meigs County Tennessee in the foothills of the Smokey Mountains. Many family members still live in the Cherokee National Forest area. My first wife was part Cherokee.

Good morning Vagabonds..The sky is wall to wall blue, with a temp of 0..Also going tobe a very slow day. (good nap coming up).ttfn

Good Morning, Vagabonds,

I, too, will look for that book, David. Thanks.

MMM has a dental appointment today. Which means I’ll go along as moral support.

Nothing much after that other than more closet re-arranging.