i like country music. i play the guitar.
well , just trying to plan a bbq . i love it so much ! you do ! i love bbq , country music , and playing a 6 string guitar
Yes, I love to grill! I live in the south and we are the BEST at grilling. I live in Mississippi and I am 6 hours from Atlanta. The best time is in the Spring or Fall. You don't want to come this way in the summer. It's WAY too hot then!! It's nothing like it used to be when it comes to racism. Things have changed. Yes, and even though many people who live in other parts of the country think it's the same, it's not. It's not, it's just that people who know the old south still think that it is still the old south.
I love the south,I have family in Atlanta! Very cool,what time of the year its the best to visit Mississippi? Thats a good tip! I'll have to plan something for the Spring then Thats good to hear! Means there have been progress! Yea i've heard people saying nothing has changed in the south but i dont think thats true! Exactly they are stuck in the old days!
if you need help , i also give string instruments lessons ! is it cold up there now and do you get a lot of good country music ? true , but i love hot weather ! yeah , they talk about a lot of problems in the country music i listen too that's true ! and society did not allow for women to have opinions . very true ! well i have to get going
Cool! Just moved to Georgia Cool cool, when do you think it would be best to visit Mississippi? Yeah, that's too hot. I can see your point. Thats true especially in the south. Thats true especially in the south. Thats true especially in the south.
Well yes! bbq in a must, one of the contributions to the culture of the american south and beyond from memphis ooo so you were in the Springer Mountain of Georgia ? Yeah, I hear you. It is very hot where I live as well. The NCAA was established in 1906 to oversee college athletics Yea, its changed a lot since the pre–Civil War period. Yea, its changed a lot since the pre–Civil War period. Yea, its changed a lot since the pre–Civil War period.