The latest issue of North and South has a hilarious little story about Jim Limber and the Davis family written by Chuck Lyons. Check out some of these references
“Jim was soon treated as a part of the Davis family, a precious part.”
“Joe’ s death led the Davises’ to cling strongly to little Jim.”
Wonderful stuff Chuck – whoever you are.
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Exactly what kind of deeply-buried psychological ego are guys like that trying to stroke by writing stuff like that? Seriously, that kind of language makes Jim Limber sound like a pet dog. Is that really necessary?