MAC’s tinkering habit got slightly out of control. He was a handyman to neighbors and friends, one thing led to another and now he’s a (self-described), land baron. More a corporal than a captain of industry, he believes he’s in charge of his own destiny. His wife, daughter, dog, tenants, and practically everyone else in the world has a different, and occasionally sympathetic understanding of his foibles. Follow him as he copes with a disparate collection of daily challenges with droll aplomb.
Michael McParlane - All Rights Reserved.
Lucky Cow by Mark Pett
Magic in a Minute by Mac and Bill King
Comments (8) (Please sign in to comment)
3hourtour
said, 4 months ago
…ie..yesterday…is he talking about himself?…
flagfly
said, 4 months ago
He can run in that?
SwimsWithSharks
said, 4 months ago
Slightly used. Worn once at a beheading.
LadyLavendar said, 4 months ago
love her reaction
sherpes said, 4 months ago
For one of the local RDR events, scavenged the Trader Jack’s flea market and found a dress pretty much like this one, I think it was for either a prom or some other bridal stuff. Negotiated on the price, and once got it at a point in which i was going to purchase it, agreed to buy it, and incidentally told the lady seller for what it was intended for. She cracked up, and said: “honey, for that, you can have it for free”.
cbrsarah said, 4 months ago
I can’t tell if it’s before or during the Elizabethan Era.
chromosome
said, 4 months ago
@flagfly
Can he even put it on?
HeatherLazz said, 4 months ago
Totally Elizabethan. And as a medieval re-enactor, I’d … well, maybe not kill, but serious consider maiming for a dress like that.