18 MILES OF ANARCHY (podcast episode 27)
(podcast audio below photos)
Michael W. Dean and Debra Jean Dean get SICK OF CALIFORNIA and decide on freedom, so THEY MOVE TO WYOMING.
They drug the cats, and MOVE TO WYOMING! ENOUGH YACKING ABOUT IT, IT’S TIME TO DO IT! The happy couple “straps the cats to the bumper”, pack all their worldly possessions into the 26-foot U-Haul covered wagon and set off across the plains. On the way they encounter the 18 MILES OF LIBERTY. They hear Coyotes, squittens, and see “assault weapons” in sporting goods stores, and they love it.
Michael says “I’d like 18 miles of ANARCHY, so I could stand on side of road, smoking a joint, firing guns like Yosemite Sam, with the wife kneeling and servicing me while I flip off cops.”
The Deans arrive exhausted and stressed at their new home in CASPER, WYOMING. They love their new house, town and state, but take a few days to recover from the drive. They also rethink their ideas on open carry of guns as they are unpacking the boxes and trying to coax the cats out of the new garage.
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People are polite here. They work hard. They respect each other.
I feel like I left California and moved to AMERICA.
I feel like I haven’t lived in America since I left Upstate New York at age 18, and now I’m back. (Though I’m not sure anything in New York State is still really America. You’d know what I mean…if you understand the behind-the-scenes politics there.)
love,
MWD
July 15th, 2009 at 3:35 pm
Congrats on the move! How exciting. =)
July 17th, 2009 at 10:43 am
New episode of Nestladia, YAY! If you find that 18 miles of Anarchy let me know, I’ll come hang out with you and flip off a few cops. I’ll even split the cost of the ammo. I’ll pass on the joint, but I’ll be happy to drive back and forth across all 18 miles sipping a cold beer or two. That used to be legal here in Montana as long as the driver didn’t get loaded, however thanks to the nanny staters it now costs $100 if you get caught, even if the driver isn’t drinking. Damn communists.
It doesn’t stop me from having a cool one on my way home from whatever outdoor activity I happen to have just got done enjoying, it just makes me use a can coozy or pour it in a cup. Freedom isn’t even free in Montana anymore: It costs $20 if you get caught not wearing your seatbelt, and $100 if a cop sees you drinking a beer. Wonder what’s next? Maybe I should move to Wyoming too.
Mr. Q
July 27th, 2009 at 11:54 am
Welcome to Wyoming Michael and Debra! It’s such a pleasure to welcome you to town. I am so grateful that you are willing to stand up for what you believe in.
Please call me sometime, I’d love to have you over for dinner, or a cup of coffee. I’d offer to meet you somewhere else, but I am housebound due to some severe medical conditions.
Lord,
Thank You for bringing the Deans to Casper. Please watch over them, protect them, and be with them. I do not know what their needs may be, but I know that You do. Thank You for giving Michael the courage to take a stand against the wiles of the enemy. Keep them free from any harm.
In Christs name I pray,
Shannon
aka Grub