Anastasia Smith: 24, sisterless and searching.
AS I MENTIONED EARLIER this week, I recently spent some time hanging out with my dad while he was visiting North Carolina. We had a great visit that was punctuated by headlocks, non sequiturs, and spontaneous drowsiness. And it really got me thinking how many of you TSP fans ask, “where does your Brother T get his unstoppable goofy streak?” Well let me tell you, dear readers, look no farther than the man in the reflective rainbow sunglasses for that answer.
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ME AND BROTHER T, IN THE BIG CHAIR.
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You didn’t want to post the picture of him in his Tongan work uniform? Good times
And, to think those are even in addition to these: http://www.facebook.com/photos.php?&id=55100059&s=6&hash=b294b315acbe9c2a25ccf3fbf7c264b2#/photo.php?pid=30086162&id=55100059
what …. one month later and i’m just now finding out that i have been outed as the source of all “YOUR BROTHER’S” goofiness …. it’s a good thing that in the KING-DUMB of Tonga we are limited to just 50 words a day on the inter-net; otherwise i would …. oops out of space