Child Groomer, Sexual Predator
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The REA came to Southwest Missouri in 1948.
My Daddy bought my Mama a $200 Constellation propane kitchen stove in 1947 and I still own it.
The first electric appliance my Daddy bought my Mama was an electric automatic washer in 1948 to replace the gasoline wringer washer, plus Daddy bought Mama four nice big electric fans.
In 1950 Daddy replaced the battery radio with a plug in console model.
In 1955 Daddy built Mama a $5,000 brand new house but Mama said she couldn’t ask the man for a new electric range so she used her Constellation instead,
Daddy died in 1971 and that shut down the replacement of gas appliances except the next year after she sold the alfalfa crop Daddy’s cows didn’t eat she replaced the gas clothes dryer with electric.
Mama had retired from teaching school in 1982 and she started selling real estate and the first big farm she sold she took her commission check, and bought a flat glass top electric stove and a big microwave and a whole house, through the wall, big window unit air conditioner.
Me and Johnny had to move the Constellation to the summer kitchen of my Daddy’s parent’s home where it sits still today, forty years later.
In 2002 my Mama called me up and said to come down and look at her brand new $68,000 three bedroom two bath ALL ELECTRIC home she had custom built in town.
We looked in every room and Mama said wouldn’t Daddy be so proud, not even a gas line to the house, and flat as Kansas on a concrete pad with no basement.
Mama’s last flat screen television I bought her in 2008 to watch all the political conventions died just last year, and I had my son haul it off.
I can remember Mama watching it and accusing all men of thinking only with their dicks, because they’d want such a white trash, trailer park, painted up, stupid whore as Sarah Pallin a heartbeat away from control of nuclear weapons.
My mother did not die a Republican.
She voted absentee for that nice, decent young Barack Obama who had a beautiful wife and two sweet little girls, although Mama thought Michelle shouldn’t dress like Aunt Jemima.
I said don’t worry Mama, after he’s president every designer in the country will dress her up fine, and I was right.