We have fireflies here too! And I am utterly enchanted. We don't have fireflies in NM so they were a revelation to me! MO (sorry!) is very different from MO.
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Now I'm sad. You reminded me of summer afternoons spent "talking" to the bob-whites. I haven't heard one in at least thirty years!I remember whip oh wills on the roof, box turtles, lady slippers and wild quail in an area that is now completely developed. Milk was delivered on the front porch and my mom had diaper service. The meter reader would just open the unlocked basement door to read the electric bill that was low because there was no AC. A dial up phone with a long cord was edgy and my less fortunate girl friends had cheaper party lines where a total stranger could listen in. The world was a sepia color.
First time I saw fireflies was in my 30s when I was hiking in the east. I was absolutely fascinated. They are magical.We have fireflies here too! And I am utterly enchanted. We don't have fireflies in NM so they were a revelation to me! MO (sorry!) is very different from MO.
We spent a lot of time on the bayou doing that. Catching frogs and shooting water moccasins. But when we went after crawfish we were catching them by the sacks.I never worried about that stuff as a kid. -just worried about making it home with both shoes. A few sneakers got lost, bogged in the mud while fetching a crawfish on some bacon.

I pray that my wife doesn't sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them.What about gun math?
