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Charlotte, North Carolina

Wes. Our faithful Charlotte host, started signing our merch last night, as we allowed him to "hang" with us behind the table. Wes is not in the band, everyone, but he could be if he wanted to.

Then a new fan, who bought our last flaming el camino shirt asked me to sign it, only after having Paul Thorn sign it first. This is the very thing I addressed in a recent post, wherein I signed the Punch Bros shirt. Now I know for real how it feels. It's just fine. I signed my name much larger than he did. Just fine.

Paul Thorn gave me a lunch box with a Moonpie inside, stating, "I know how it feels to be an opener." Wes ate the Moonpie. And now I know how it feels to be an opener of lunch boxes.

Additionally, we now have a PO Box. So it would be great to get postcards back from you as well.

Lera Lynn

PO Box 214

Athens, Ga. 30603

A big special thanks to Paul Thorn.

Please send us mail.

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Jun 8, 2012 1 comment Share

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Yes, punchy! The Webster dictionary defines this word as: Dazed, distracted, dopey, muddleheaded, punch drunk, slaphappy, and the list goes on. I can't take credit for using the adjective to describe my fatigue and dopey state from time to time. I must give full credit to the late, Dr. Stephen B. Cronin; my employer and mentor of Lera's childhood days. He would use "punchy" when feeling exhausted and could not seem to walk a straight line. Cronin was a Savanah born Irish Catholic that was raised by the nuns. He wasswatting to give his life to priesthood, until the day he discovered GIRLS. He ended up attending Emory and graduated with high honors with a degree in Dentistry. Lera used to go to his office and play with her barbie dolls while we worked. Dr. Cronin was not only an employer, but a great friend. May he rest in peace.

by Lyn Moye aka Mom (Jun 9, 2012)

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