That Richard Pryor is one funny nigger. Keith Partin, summer of 1983 My first memory of Wendy Partin and Debbie LeBoux are at PawPaw’s in the late spring of 1975, when azaleas were in full blossom and their scent waifed into every breath. PawPaw had just given Wendy the used car that I’d later recognize […]
“Rolling down the road, going nowhere,Guitar packed in a trunkSomewhere around mile marker 1-12,Papa started hummin’ the funkI gotta jones in my bones before they know,We were singing this melodyStop the car pulled out the guitar,Halfway to New Orleans” “Home,” by Marc Broussard
“Gov. John J. McKeithen offered Teamter boss Edward Grady Partin immunity from prosecution if he would bare his soul at a public hearing of the Labor Management Commission in 1968, the States-Item had learned. Partin turned the suggestion down and sent word back to the governor that he didn’t have anything to admit.” Article from […]
You spend your life looking for the Friend When you find him If you find him Will you get that time back? Rumi I hear you paint houses. Jimmy Hoffa
Father: a man who has begotten a child. Webster’s online dictionary, probably
“And the King will reply, “Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” Matthew 25:40
So Jesus said to him, “Unless you see signs and wonders you will not believe.”
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Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6
To be written one day soon, hopefully. This book is partially dedicated to Douglas Westly Partin, a man who needs no introduction. I believe his work speaks for itself, and in 2020 hindsight I see what he meant now. The Baton Rouge Advocate published his obituary from September 11th, coincidentally the anniversary of 9/11, to […]