Good evening from sunny Coldwater, Kansas! You're looking at the Timberwolf Cafe and Inn in said town, where I am currently working on a financial audit of the Comanche County Hospital. Among the highlights of my trip so far: - The Lazy T: It's the local watering hole...which we were so looking forward to hanging out in tonight...if only it weren't closed for undisclosed reasons. - The tumbleweed: I hadn't seen one of these in years! Then, on our tour of the hospital this morning, there it was! In the drive-up to the ER. - The boots: I'll simply say this. I'm not sure tight, faded jeans, a beat-up white t-shirt, a ballcap, glasses, and giant cowboy boots outside the jeans would get you the chicks in Wichita that it gets you in Coldwater. Sunday's workout: 3 mi. runMonday weigh-in: 185.5 lbs. (-6.5)(3 weeks completed)Enjoy it while it lasts, hon. You're going down!In all seriousness, though: that's 6 REAL pounds less of Lindsay in one week. Get on over to Goodbye, Martha and congratulate her!We also have the possibility of more contestants in our little game in the near future. Stay tuned!

2 comments

1. Lins on March 24, 2009 at 8:48 AM

   "I'm not sure tight, faded jeans, a beat-up white t-shirt, a ballcap, glasses, and giant cowboy boots outside the jeans would get you the chicks in Wichita that it gets you in Coldwater."
   
   JASON!! Stop blogging, get in the car, go find this guy, and get his number for me...NOW! It works on this chick!! Uhm, rawr!
   
   PS: They wear their boots on the outside of their jeans when they ride so the leather from the stirrups don't wear holes in the legs of their jeans. Plus, it keeps the mud/manure/etc. on the shank of their boots, not their jeans...then they can put their jeans back on the outside when they go in somewhere "nice" (ie: the local cafe) and they're still clean & presentable.
   
   Geez. Do I have to teach you everything!?
   
   *This concludes the first installment of Cowboy Culture : 101*

    
2. Jared on March 27, 2009 at 7:46 PM

   Jason, we need to trade stories sometime about my trips to places like Beloit, Glen Elder, Miltonvale, etc.....