[at-l] The Bryson Book, wade right in and stir it up.

[GADog430@aol.com (GADog430@aol.com)]

In a message dated 4/13/2002 12:31:52 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
rafe.bustin@verizon.net writes:

> No funny stories?  You and I must have been reading different 
> books.  I laughed from cover to cover.
> 
> Mary Ellen? The "bear attack," at night, at the campsite?  
> The phone calls to cab companies, from Gatlinburg?  Katz at 
> the bunkhouse at Rainbow Springs?  The waitress at Amicalola?
> Katz' girlfriend from the laundromat?  Killing mice at Birch 
> Springs shelter?  Stealing shoelaces from obnoxious yuppie 
> weekenders?  The hitch to Hiawasee with the newleyweds?
> 
> None of this was funny?  I'd say, then, that you need to work 
> on your sense of humor.   What book were you reading, anyway?  
> Mine has the title, "A Walk In the Woods," by Bill Bryson.

Rafe, same book. Funny in parts, but a bit contrived. I believe I did state
that I liked the first part. And, Hiawasse is not really like that at all. 
Vacation homes popping up everywhere, weekend community for Atlanta. A family 
friend that had/has a cabin in Hiawasee.

Dawg



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