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| Photograph by Christopher Garrison |
Meanwhile, in Missouri, a tornado blew through with damage to Branson and a dead tree uprooted at Frank and Dianne's place. "We did have a big blow (even went to the basement), but no tornado, reports Dianne. "Branson got clobbered as did Puxico, Mo. I talked to our trainer who lives near Puxico, and she said they found one man in a field a couple of miles from his home. Remarkably, he was alive." Meanwhile, Frank was on Journalist Alert. "I sat with my three radios, three flashlights, two sets of car keys, two cameras and two packages of peanut butter crackers. I was preparing to cover my part of a tornado." He had the classic journalists' response to the local false alarm: "Bummer."
5 comments:
You have to frame this and hang it over your mantle. If you still have the mantle. If you don't, you should get another one. This picture is so worth it.
Speaking of peanut butter crackers, when I lived in Laramie, WY, I never left town with my family without a box of Nutty Bars to sustain us, should we have found ourselves stuck in a snowdrift or whatnot.
Two cuties here. And congratulations to Hannah, and to Chris for a great shot here!
I don't believe I've ever had a Nutty Bar. . .
BEST PICTURE EVER!!!
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