Christmas in Dixie- Part Two*
Nanananana NANA!
What did the farmer say when he lost his tractor?
Where's my tractor?
L is like "Thistle Hair the Christmas Bear" spreading joy everywhere.
She does not mind wearing hats. As long as they are in season.
In front of the pecan plantation.
*disclaimer by Bennett: "Dixie" is meant as a geographical determination and a reference to a particularly sentimental Alabama song that my wife listens to every year. It in no way is meant to suggest that we advocate the racism associated with the word "Dixie" or any other negative connotations that may be involved. We love you all!
What did the farmer say when he lost his tractor?
Where's my tractor?
L is like "Thistle Hair the Christmas Bear" spreading joy everywhere.
She does not mind wearing hats. As long as they are in season.
In front of the pecan plantation.
*disclaimer by Bennett: "Dixie" is meant as a geographical determination and a reference to a particularly sentimental Alabama song that my wife listens to every year. It in no way is meant to suggest that we advocate the racism associated with the word "Dixie" or any other negative connotations that may be involved. We love you all!
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