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Falcon Bowl


September 12, 2006 from Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Tonight I was introduced to a fine slice of Americana, bowling at the Falcon. It's only a short drive from Anah and Dan's. The team consists of Dan, Robby, Kevin, Leif, and Craig. Together they make up "The Bowlsheviks," an eclectic group of guys, four of the five having full long beards who are all in their mid-twenties. Each of them has a unique personality.

Craig, who's from Texas, loves his cowboy boots and cowboy hat. He's very pleasant to talk to. Leif has some messy black hair and an outgoing personality and seems to be very open to everyone around him, giving lots of high-fives, asking about their lives, etc. Kevin is known for his suspenders and long red beard at the bowling alley, a tall slender man who is very soft spoken and smiles often. He's very easy to talk with. Robby is quite the character. He married his wife Tara only a few months ago. The two of them are great to be around, energetic and spontaneous. And then there is Dan, who of course I stayed with for a week along with Anah. Dan's a talker, lots to say and a lot taller than I am, he and Anah are always kind and easy going. So that's the crew.

Going to the Flacon was a good way to wrap up the week. It's a tiny old bowling alley in the basement of a neighborhood bar. The crew I was with was by far the youngest group there. Most of the bowlers were probably 50 and older, and they came to play. They take part in a weekly league and take it seriously. Now I know to slap hands when someone gets a mark, and hit fists when they miss. And I love the game of poker for whoever gets the best hand with all their marks. These are things I didn't know before tonight. A great memory and a place full of character.



Blog Date Posted: Sep 12, 2006 11:26pm EST | 353 words | comments 0 Comments