Knocked out by a sinus infection as winter slowly releases its grip on the Heartland of America. Dwelling on happier days seems to help. And, despite what was said on a recent episode of "Parks and Recreation" about time-shares in Muncie (yes, I am still vigilantly watching for slights against my hometown, Amy Poehler, and I died a little inside) we are hoping for sunshine soon.
A recent search on Bing, neighbor's daughter shows up at my door with debris from oak trees screaming, has to be an all-time classic and I'm sure has a complicated story all its own. But sometimes people come here with questions about other John Daltons who have done much better than me in life. But, as a public service, I will try to answer these questions as best I know how.
how tough is a hickory stump?
I've had to pull a few stumps in my day, and there's no such thing as an easy stump.
great criminal detective books?
So many, but here's five off of the top of my head: The Little Sister by Raymond Chandler, The Bride Wore Black by Cornell Woolrich, The Dain Curse by Dashiell Hammett, The Heat's On by Chester Himes, When the Sacred Ginmill Closes by Lawrence Block.
unusual or whacky eating establishments in indiana?
I've tried many, but what comes to mind right away is Maid Rites just across the border in Greenville Ohio.
what other accompelments did john dalton have in his career?
Well, in addition to my sordid life in b-movies, I also like to draw comics.
Until later, I am at johnoakdalton@hotmail.com.
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