LOVE IN TEXAS
Inside, the walls were decorated with 1950s-era oil company signs, other memorabilia from the same decade, dozens of green plants, and the best advertisement of all, the ever-present aroma of hickory smoke and barbecue sauce.
The sign over the door read: If You Don’t Like Cajun Music, You Might As Well Go Home. If You Don’t Like BBQ, We Don’t Want To Know You. Once he and Shannon had placed their orders, over the promised wail of Cajun music, Shannon continued to surprise him by not turning into
Barbara Walters right away. She didn’t ask him any questions that weren’t general in nature, about Bigg Bobb’s, the town, the school. She seemed particularly interested in Homecoming.
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