It’s like a Fellini Movie….

“It’s like a Fellini Movie….”

The exact quote, attributed to Bubba Sean, ran something like this, “It’s like a Fellini movie, if Fellini and Kinky Friedman were smoking pot together.”

The quote came close to the end of the evening, as a group of us were sitting by the edge of the river, me and Bubba, smoking big cigars, swigging on bottles of water, watching the river, and entertaining ourselves.

Just a quiet summer night, at the edge of the river. Gemini, Virgo, Leo, my Sagittarius self. The stories were tall, and unbeknownst to some folks, actually true.

“I live like a monk,” I did protest. Couldn’t see in the evening’s darkened state, but from the comments, my protestation didn’t go over very well, probably much rolling of the eyes.

“Kramer, you’re claiming a Tibetan monk, but I think you’re not quite there, more like on of those clubs in Thailand. – right part of the world, but your geography is a little off.”

See? No one understands me.

Earlier, I’d been outside Zen (fast Japanese food) slurping a Jo’s Latte, gradually spooning a small dish of Amy’s ice ream into the coffee. The afternoon, for a little while, looked like it was going to cool off. I was testing some new material, out the current working draft of a manuscript on a different Gemini.

The rain, what little there was as a “cold” front swept through, and momentarily dropped the temperature to a cool 77 degrees. Cool enough to require donning a shirt.

In fact, some nice guy in a truck waved me in front of him while I was standing outside, in the rain, waiting to make a deposit at the teller machine.

When I was wandering back from an early swim in the creek, I was briefly enthralled by the clarity of the creeks water, the contours of the bottom were clearly visible. The fish? They still mock me.

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I’m not sure how to reconcile this image with a Fellini movie, but it could be me.

About the author: Born and raised in a small town in East Texas, Kramer Wetzel spent years honing his craft in a trailer park in South Austin. He hates writing about himself in third person. More at KramerWetzel.com.

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