At the end of the road where we are renting just now is a very nasty looking little house. Only a dim light ever shines through the window, nobody in the neighborhood knows who lives there, it kind of freaks those of us with kids out, particularly cuz there's a path leading past it that goes through the woods to a place where other kids live, so it's a natural place for kids to walk. In front of the house are an old Chrysler K car wagon and a Nissan truck, both of them derelict, rotting into the earth.
It is, in short, a mystery, but no longer.
At Johnny's this evening, I ran into Rick, of longtime local and touring band Southern Culture on the Skids. The house, it turns out, is occupied by Mary, the bass player, who has maintained a largely nocturnal schedule. Figures. The big white van that is sometimes parked out front was, in fact, the clue I expected: a rock and roller lives here, not an actual axe murderer, just someone who cultivates that aesthetic.
Friday, May 06, 2011
The Spooky House
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