Ramblings of Rick Rockhill. Pet Food Nutrition Industry Veteran. Public Speaker. Student of life, doing what I love. Following my passions and that which inspire me. Advocate for the health benefits of the human-animal bond, animal nutrition, animal advocacy, awareness of prescription drug abuse and the fentanyl crisis. Home is Palm Springs, California, USA.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Rick's Roadshow: Topeka, Kansas
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7 comments:
I guess Kansas just can't compare to Europe!! ;)
--snow
Topeka? It's flat out there, isn't it?
Love your photo, reminds me of Halloween - I've gone as both Dorothy and Glenda over the years. You sure do lay down some miles...when will you come to FLA?
A friend of mine who travels quite a bit was once being hosted by a family in Kansas, and they took him to see their "pride and joy".. a grain elevator. They actually all got in the car and drove to it, then parked at the base of it and looked up at it in awe. He felt compelled to snap a few photos to make them feel that he was in awe too.
A grain elevator.
Kansas.
Have fun, Rick.
Hopefully, by now you're "not in Kansas anymore"
(Ouch - I flinch)
Snow - I don't know, much of France looked just like that photo when I drove through it.
I saw a Kansas license plate last weekend here in NYC. I said, "They're not in Kansas anymore."
You're right - there's not much to Kansas other than fields and cows and more fields. Oh, and for hubby's family, lots of cousins, aunts, and uncles.
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