Dusty Britches
“Perhaps it’s simply the final realization and triumph of vanquishing unrequited love—of it being quite fully requited at long last! (When unrequited love is no longer unrequited, is it called “requited love”? Hmm…I may have to research.) Or perhaps it’s the fact two other love stories intertwine with Dusty and Ryder’s—Feller and Becca’s and Hank and Raynetta’s.
Secretly, I imagine Hank and Raynetta to be my good friends Joel and Rhonda—although they’ve been married for 17,511 years and have... six children. Joel is a cutie, and Rhonda has big brown eyes and loves to wear red. Becca and Feller live only in my mind, yet to me they are as real as anyone else—and I adore them!
Then again, it might be the fact so many little details of Dusty Britches are mirrored moments from my own life… Incident #1: The Singing Ranch Hand. I was seven years old—our handsome hired hand, Dale, milking the cows at three and four in the morning, singing “Make Believe”MoreLess
Secretly, I imagine Hank and Raynetta to be my good friends Joel and Rhonda—although they’ve been married for 17,511 years and have... six children. Joel is a cutie, and Rhonda has big brown eyes and loves to wear red. Becca and Feller live only in my mind, yet to me they are as real as anyone else—and I adore them!
Then again, it might be the fact so many little details of Dusty Britches are mirrored moments from my own life… Incident #1: The Singing Ranch Hand. I was seven years old—our handsome hired hand, Dale, milking the cows at three and four in the morning, singing “Make Believe”MoreLess
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