“Don’t try to win over the haters. You are not the Jackass Whisperer.” ~ Mary Englebriet
The hospital’s wireless signal is so slow, and the outhouse is so big, that the two couldn’t play together nicely causing me to miss making this post on time.
Friday the 13th saw myself and archival colleagues Deirdre Scaggs, Ruth Bryan, and Megan Mummy visiting Miles Hoskins at the Montgomery County Historical Society. It was raining cats and dogs, too, which made for a slow ride. Once there, however, a good time was had by all. Miles, as you’ve seen before in the outhouse, is quite the character. Today, his Marlboro Man looks came with longer hair, which just tickled me, and him, too, I think. It was the colleagues’ first time meeting Miles. They lived to tell the tale. I wish every county had someone as dedicated as Miles to the preservation of history. His enthusiasm is so refreshing. He makes the world a better place.
april 19, 2019 – the outhouse: where art goes
[…] and I said no way. Sure enough, it had. Thanks to the outhouse I was able to ascertain that it was March 2015. It’s a good thing he’s a patient man, that Miles Hoskins! He’s had his own brand […]