Westfest

It went a little something like this. . .

JHSwanburg: What up
bradzel777: nothing
bradzel777: seriously very little
JHSwanburg: That's pretty exciting
bradzel777: what are you doing
JHSwanburg: Watching a tv show about a family that has twins and sextuplets
bradzel777: genetics baby
JHSwanburg: Do you want to be added to the blog?
bradzel777: yeah

And that’s how I got my first job in the blogging business. In my mind, I consider myself as somewhat of an un-required supplement to Swanburg's casebook. I only hope that the anonymous posters are kind to me.

The coolest thing to happen this weekend (so far) was Westfest, Texas's annual Czech/Polka festival. I bet you are all wondering how something so seemingly unappealing could actually be a quality time. The answer to your inquiry cost 3$ a cup and was no longer sold after 12:15.

The attractions of Westfest included redneck arts and crafts, carnival rides, and a group of misfits that made up a Polka band. The lead singer of the Polka band had a striking resemblance to Prof. Contracts. Just picture Prof. Contracts wearing a funny hat. Now replace law genius with equal portions of "really excited about Polka". Also noteworthy was the sax player of the group. I can’t think of Baylor law professor to compare him to, so I will just post a picture of him.



Apparently being a total badass and having a love for polka are no longer mutually exclusive.

Speaking of badasses, Weber B and Swanburg both had the stones to ride on this spinning instrument of terror. Borchers and I were too big of wimps to get on, so I took pictures while Borchers held Weber B's purse.















-Thomas