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Comments: Jack -- I still have my view-master, wheels, and it is in the original box w/o a top. I have bought my grandkids a current view-master in the past, but wouldn't give up mine to them or my kids for that matter. What's the word "toady's?" I'm not familiar with it. JD -- What I remember about you in school was that you had a big smile, bigger dimples (I'm a sucker for dimples), and you had a great loud laugh. Oh, yeah, you had blonde hair. I guess some folks would say that you had a "big" personality. Sandy McGee -- You're just "full of it." And I won't say what.
Comments: Boy McGoo- You never miss a good chance to shut up and I know you don't fit in a saddle.
Comments: There's a marriage joke there, Jack.
Comments: Just read the news that they are discontinuing the View-Master. Said sales have been on the decline since the 80's. Testing finds "toady's" kids finding them boring. I spent a lot of hours going many different places with those wheels and that viewer. And with 3-D pictures!!! It is a shame that kids think if it doesn't move or interact with them it is boring.
Comments: Cheezehead of the Frozen Tundra, since you think the Botox Kid Browning and I are your friends, after they say 4 Hail Marys, shoot a 21 gun salute, fold your flag, pass by the family, lie about how special you were, and open the FREE bar. Can Botox have your putter, and I would like your Mizuno irons? Plus any extra NEW golf balls. Always your friend, McGoo
Comments: Big bad J.D. has a big soft heart! Sometimes it is funny to hear what we feel ,paralleled with what people thought about us during our school years .What a nice guy JD
Comments: I have been communicating with our classmate Mario Fuentes for several years and months since our reunion and made a comment to him regarding our relationship over 40 some years...and the following comment I made to him is true for all of us...even you Mr. BOTOX & McGOO. " It is interesting but not surprising that we have picked up a relationship over 40 years later. I attribute this to our upbringing by our parents and in my case my grandparents…as well as the geographic and socio-economic conditions we all experienced…never too much but always enough. I don’t believe this friendship we and others in our class feel toward each other would have survived had we lived in Highland Park or North Dallas…or Plano for that matter…but Oak Cliff was down to earth and in some ways a mother in itself. " Thank all of you for being a friend...
Comments: As an FYI regarding our sweet Sue, she doesn't have a home PC and rarely ever looks at the GB. It would be great if some of you sent her well wishes via a card. Her address, home # and cell # listed in the Dir are correct. If you lost your Dir, send me an email & I'll give you her add.
Comments: SMILING SUE---hang in there baby, just like your buddy "KICK A** ADA" you're made of strong stuff, take good care of yourself, and stay strong for yourself and all those who love you so much.
Comments: Rick, I tried to sing along --Knew most of the Robert Earl Keen songs but it was so loud my ears hurt. Those crowds at these events are really lively-- everyone is happy and yelling out the songs. And so many Texans there. In Texas we don't notice them but up here . . .
Comments: Sweet Sue, I will be thinking positive thoughts for you and keep you in my prayers. Let us know if there is anything else we can do. Love ya, girl.
Comments: Susan -  That's the really good thing about having multi-year classes attend these SOC functions . . . someone is always older than me!  But then, I'm not as young as I was yesterday and not as old as today as I will be tomorrow.
Comments: Sally , it sounds like you had a great time ô singing ô along on Texas Independence Day.
Comments: SNL, I didn't get offended by JS's age remarks. After all, he'll always be three years older than us!
Comments: OMG Ada Ann, I had not heard that about Sue! Please keep us informed if you get any addl info & she will definitely be in my prayers! Sally - Guess we Texans sometimes take our "Native Texan" status for granite! I think it was Sunday wasn't it? Too bad it takes a friend from NYC to remind us! Glad you had a good time! |
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