| Thankful story by Rummy Bowman The Lucky Star has experienced a wonderful birth. Throughout the months of 2008 I have made an informal list during discussions with the Lucky Star family. The question to all ", What are you thankful for in 2008?" Here are the responses. Some names are changed to protect the thanker and in some cases the thankee. "Crossword puzzles." S. Patterson, Owner "A nice soft couch." D. Vaughan, Day Manager "Chicken wings and cheap beer." Tater Kittle, Chef "The opportunity to show my bare bottom to friends and loved ones." Chef Aaron "Darts." Gary, the World's Best Plumbologist "A dart board." Chef Jimmy" The Knife" "Finding the Beat Generation Book I thought I'd lost under a pile of Rolling Stone magazines." Ms. Sandy, Loyal LSL Patron "Dancing on the stairs and living to talk about it." Issac, Dancing customer "A nifty nickname." Cheese, customer "A very descriptive nickname." Stick, customer "The pleasure of giving a glove and a vibrator to a special friend for Christmas." T. Lipton, Owner "Making Long Island Ice Teas for my LSL friends." L. Lipton, Owner " Patrick serving me a tasty cream soda on ice." Laura, Attractive customer "Meeting the man of my dreams and having a drink named after me." Christine, Happy LSL Friend "Being engaged to a woman who has a drink named after her." Drew, Giddy former bachelor-to-be "Teaching disco dancing to those less fortunate." J. Vaughan, Eye Soar Member and LSL PR Consultant Continued page two (Thanks) |
| Time to Help Others story by Rudy Wayne Kipling " It is time to return the love," Patrick Patterson stated after a long thoughtful pause followed by a heavy sigh and then a slight shrug of his shoulders delicately covered by his favorite navy blue Penn State t-shirt. "Trevor, Lorena, Shawn and I have decided to travel south of the border to do our part for those who are not us." Ask to elaborate the fourth member of the Lucky Star Lounge Fab Ownership team slowly rubbed his muscular hands across the knees of his stylish trousers and spoke softly with a deliberate message ", As you may have heard I am of Latino heritage. My grandfather Jose' Ortiz came from Mexico as a youngster. He moved to San Antonio, Texas and finally settled in Oklahoma. I am proud of my heritage. I spoke with my partners," his lips slightly glisten from the vanilla lip gloss in the afternoon light as we sit on the Lucky Star Patio", Trevor, Lorena and Shawn immediately embraced the idea of traveling to areas that may need our help." The light stretched across his lap diving into a large plant tastefully placed in the corner. I pursued the line of questions", I notice, Patrick, that the color of your shirt really brings out the color of your eyes." He looked out across the parking lot in the direction of a small church. "Rudy, we plan to risk whatever it takes to help the commerce of others. Our goal is to purchase. Sure people will say. 'You guys are making fun.' Absanotly (sic). If we can spend in places where spending needs to be performed then I believe it is a mission to enlist." He stood from the chair. His broad shoulders filled the t-shirt. " Let me elaborate. In high school my sister and I were Northwest Classen High School Mr. and Ms. Latin America during Heritage Week. I am extremely proud of my Spanish blood. When my business partners and close friends quickly agreed to this mission I was touched and humbled. They know how important it is to me. Really it's not me that I am concerned about but those we intend to help by involving ourselves in the local commerce." As we spoke a very attractive Trevor Lipton popped by to add his opinion to their planned winter jaunt to south of the border. His dreamy accent added a sexy sweet element to his dynamic opinion. As the words flowed from his lips I watched his strongly masculine mannerisms accentuate delicate language (continued see lips) |
| What We are Thankful for in 2008 story by Rummy Bowman Lucky Star Owners Take Time to Help Others story by Rudy Kipling |