The Elderberries by Corey Pandolph
- October 08, 2009
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Phil Frank’s The Elderberries centers around Dusty, a cowboy whose middle aged daughter has decided it’s time for him to hang up his spurs and move to Elderpark, a retirement community. While there, Dusty meets the Professor, a great brain with a bad memory; Evelyn, who can still see well enough to drive at night; and the General, a veteran with bad hips and a lot of stories. Together, they deal with medications, the loss of youth, and their adult children while maintaining their humor and building their friendships.
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robert
said,
about 1 month ago
Cool. “Izmennik rodiny” is a Russian insult meaning “traitor to the Motherland.”
Now I’m being entertained AND learning Russian insults! Comics are fun.
openminded
said,
about 1 month ago
So is radio.
pschearer
said,
about 1 month ago
Volga, Volga, mat’ rodnaya,
Volga russkaya reka,
Nye vedala tiy podarok
Ot donskovo kazaka!
That’s all I have left of two years of college Russian.
(“Volga, Volga, mother of the nation,
Volga, Russian river,
You’ve never seen such a gift
From a DON Cossack!”
That’s from a famous Russian folksong “Eeza Ostrova na Strehzhen” about a Volga Cossack chieftain who drowns a kidnapped woman in the river when his men mock him for spending so much time with her and turning into a woman himself. I’ll take “Home on the Range” any day.)
OldHipster said, about 1 month ago
So what do we do, let Ludmilla’s meat loaf…
alone?
Trebor39 said, about 1 month ago
After that, I would never eat Ludmilla’s meatloaf. Come to think of it I wouldn’t have eaten it before either.
cholldekkgher stenst... said, about 1 month ago
EEEEWWWWWWWW! Dusty’s boot-licked jerky!
That has NO appeal at ALL!!