A Visit From Paula

One of the few drawbacks of my moving from Florida to Ohio has been the fact that I had to leave my best friend, Paula, behind. Barely a week went by that Paula and I weren't out wreaking havoc somewhere, on something... or someone. This blog has become a great outlet for recapping many of our previous adventures together, such as:

Haunted Hotel & Pigeon Pick-Up Artist
Wild Horses, Azz Spurs and Deathly Dunes
Hoof Prints & Speed Bumps
The Mystery of the Empty Candy Wrappers
Trailer Park Chic
Beach Chair Water Ballet
Turtles, Gators & Naked Ed... oh my!
Trash Talkin' Plants and Bottle Trees

The greatest thing about a best friend is the fact that they'll always be just that. A few weeks ago, Paula traveled over 900 miles in order to spend 4 fun-filled days with me. She's awesome... that's why she's the best!

Here's the rundown of what we managed to squeeze in during her visit:

After catching up over a yummy (did I really just say yummy?) dinner at Hoggy's, we made a brief stop by Dublin, Ohio's infamous field of cement corn. I'm VERY intrigued by this "art" display and, I'll admit, the first time I ever passed it, I knew Dublin would become my home.


Even though Paula appeared to have a corncob stuck up her azz, we paid a visit to Chief Leatherlips... because who wouldn't wanna go see someone named Leatherlips?!


And to round out our evening of visiting Dublin's roadside oddities, we hopped over to Ballantrae Park to watch the Dancing Hares boogie off into the sunset.


Since we were running out of daylight and one of our favorite television shows was running back-to-back episodes, we decided to return to my apartment, watch drunken frat boys ghost hunt, remove Paula's corncob, and rest up for our next day's adventures... which just happened to include a few ghosts!


(to be continued)