Walter sings two-part harmony with Bruce and the E Street Band

First of all it probably isn't a smart thing to do getting a sweet tooth and going to the store late in the evening for a french silk chocolate pie. Pretty sure that would be a suspicious indication of the munchies and given the convoluted path the issue has followed in this state, I am not sure how legal pot is in anymore. Tough, the urge for something sweet overwhelmed any paranoid tendencies. For the record, I didn't smoke anything or drink anything for that matter, it's just been so long since I had anything sweet it became an obsession tonight.

Second, it's probably not a good idea to try to shoot a video at something going on in the back seat while you are driving down the road. Between the two I was probably a prime suspect if a cop had happened to see me.  Fortunately we made it home in one piece without an arrest and with the pie also in one piece, and this video which I promised the other day.

Now, the camera is a bit shaky and the lighting is awful, but in my defense, I couldn't pull over and I had to aim the camera into the back of the Jeep and see the viewfinder via the rearview mirror.  But, I got it in all its glory.

I can't resist throwing in the John Fogarty line, "I can still hear my old hound dog barking…" from "Born on the Bayou."

The newest member if the E Street Band