Century old rednecks.

[Diane Amberg]

So put on a hat! 

[Wilma]

Diane, Teresa, what is that picture and who painted it?  Archeobabe is burning up my computer, trying to find it.

[pam]

which hat you want ? My stetson or my red flamed dodge ball cap?

[Diane Amberg]

Wilma, the painting is "The Signing of the Constitution" by Howard Chandler Christy 1940.

[Wilma]

Thank  you, Diane.  We could tell it was something like that but we didn't know for sure.

[Diane Amberg]

Pam, you need your stetson to protect your neck.   and Flo I never did answer your earlier question. According to old dated ledgers and notes that were kept, delegates came and went quite often. They signed papers when they were in town and often had to go back home for instruction, or wait for couriers to bring information. Even the paintings don't show everyone who took part at some point. For the most part, these men also had businesses and farms to run, so many were not in Philly all the time,

[pam]

lol, bein called a redneck doesnt really bother me. Guess I got a better idea of what it means than they do I'll just be the redneck over here with my garden and my guns and trucks and independance intact and no chips on my horses LOL

[sixdogsmom]

We missed you Pam! 

[pam]

why thank you missed conversin with you all myself lol