I must really need to head to the beach!

But hangin’ out at Myrtle Beach in a rockin’ chair on the porch sounds plenty relazing, though. Can’t say it wouldn’t do me good.

I’m not sure how I can answer your question any clearer.

First let me say I’ve been a big fan of both Dottie and Reba for most of my life. But in cynical one’s defense, if you followed the links in the original post, they led you to the online auction site where the items were listed. It says the items come with a signed and notarized letter from Reba.

You may not have overtly said that Reba was the executor of the estate (although the estate’s disposal of DR’s assets WAS the topic of this thread) but you did have to be a smart ass and from out of left field interject that your wife thought Reba looked like “a hooker” and make an insinuation that she may have been on drugs. There was NO REASON FOR THAT AT ALL.

This was the original post: “King’s Gold
Some of the late Dottie Rambo’s Elvis memorabilia is now up for auction. Two items that are described as having been gifts from the King to Rambo will open for bidding soon. Presley’s Madison Square Garden jump suit opens at $100,000. A signed karate card for $10,000.”

What about that has anything to do with Reba?

I don’t have any idea whether Reba is the executor. I’m not sure it matters, other than the fact that other previous posts seem to have assumed that. I don’t think I said anything that might have indicated that.

Harry Peters is sorry. I thought this post was supposed to be about Dottie. And assuming you know for a fact that Reba is the executor of her mother’s estate to be true, how does your judging the way Reba appeared to your wife getting out of a taxi or your denial but insinuation of her being “on something,” have anything to do with belt buckles? The way old Harry Peters sees it, the only thing relevant in your post is that Reba’s voice “grates on (your) last nerve.”

As far as DR looking like a “hooker” or like she was on something, Old Harry Peters thinks you are over-reaching in your judging. First of all, clothes do not “make the man,” (or woman) and they in no way represent what is on the inside. Second, if DR seemed like she was “on something,” she probably was. She lived with an incredible amount of pain due to a back injury and took a lot of medicine to deal with it. It’s legal and many readers of this blog probably do it. Old Harry Peters sees those who turn to alcohol and drugs in much the same way. They are trying to kill a different kind of pain. If christians focused on trying to heal the pain of others instead of judging them, we might be able to truly help them.

Back to SGM. If someone really wants an auction of significance, Clara Younce ought to auction off George’s cowboy boot collection. After all, everyone knows that Elvis is still alive and George was the “true king.”