Gift of Love
Summary
The journey that Andy and Ash have made together since the start of their relationship in the fall of 2007 has been long and arduous. It's been one fraught with blood, sweat, and tears, all caused by both happiness and pain alike.
When their surprise twins turned two, they decided to try for one more baby, hopefully another little boy, to even out the scales. Neither of them expected the twists and turns of the bassist's third pregnancy, but one of those twists could very well cost the lives of both Ash and their unborn baby.
Will Andy come home from a mini-tour that was cut short in early 2014 as a widowed father of four? Or will the good prevail and both Ash and the baby survive?
@chipmunkcalling
Well, America is much the same way. We have many different accents that can sometimes originate one right on top of the other. We'll use the Deep South, which is where I'm from, for the example here. We all have thick, "redneck" accents, but each state has its own variations. Tennessee and Texas both use hard vowels, states like Georgia and Louisiana have thick, syrupy drawls. Tennesseans actually have a bit of a thick, syrupy drawl, but still throw in the hard vowels, too. However, I've heard people say that folks from places like Missouri (which is more Midwest than not) have a bit of a Southern twang to their voices. Trust me, the day I hear someone like Ashley Purdy mimic the same accent I use, especially when pissed or otherwise emotional, like he was born, bred, and raised here in the Deep South...well, that'll happen when monkeys fly outta my ass. *shrugs*
I'm not so sure that This is Gonna Hurt could possibly do much to change my perspective on things. I already don't see things the way most people do, and I tend to find beauty in things that most others don't. Although I can have a superficial moment from time to time, I usually see what's on the inside and that's what I always base my final judgments on.
6/28/14