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Comments: Richard Nance,,(the California Kid)Thank you for the b-day wish & the tip on the Foley Pinot Noir 2005,,I'll keep an eye out for it...Dear Linda P...I'll be sure that you get a copy of the video uncut..however Jay Hawk Hawkins will have to pay for a copy$$$$$$$$$$..
Comments: Sandy McGee -- It will be good if the stock market ONLY falls 2 points tomorrow.
Comments: linda...thanks for the tips...iwill try them all sometime this year. i will make a brief stop in dallas on my way to san antonio for spring break...but i will be back for thr rangers opening day. anyway, i still love OC. i just saw Oak Cliff t-shirts online...the one with a body being stuffed in the trunk...with the caption"Welcome to Oak Cliff"...don't mess with OC
Comments: I would appreciate that Sandy Joe. Would be good to confirm yes or no if that is our Coach Hughes. Thanks for any info you can obtain from your friend!
Comments: SNL, I think that is Coach Hughes. He was the baseball coach at Skyline when I was at John B. Hood. My catcher, Tony Tovar is Principal at Sunset High School. I'll call him and find out the scoop. The Market will fall 2 pts tomorrow as I take money from Wilmer Capps on Riverside Golf Course.
Comments: I need your help! I'm trying to confirm the death of our SOC baseball coach, Harold Lee Hughes. The only thing I could find was a Harold Lee Hughes 7-20-22 to 8-19-86. That would have made him abt 42 in the Fall of 1964. I have no other info abt coach Hughes, so I'm hesitant to assume it is him. anyone know any addl info abt him?
Comments: Bovie -- You're right about SOCers not being cheap. Take a video. Virginia -- We drive through Oak Cliff often. Just go eat at Cafe Brazil in the Bishop Arts District or Bolsa, or Hatties, or Vera Cruz, then go riding around in Kessler Park and/or Stevens Park. You'd be pleasantly surprised. There are still beautiful, now older homes over there. It's been kept nice.
Comments: I too enjoyed the Oak Cliff website...I had an aunt who lived in Stevens Park..so that was interesting to me. Isn't funny how you never get over Oak Cliff? vm
Comments: Susan, Thank you for that website. There were neighborhoods that I dream about but never knew where they were- Now I know --Beckley Club Estates, Wynnewood North. I made my sisters drive around those neighborhoods with me a few years ago but never really found what I thought was there. Now know- thanks!
Comments: Rick, not that great....73-74, no clouds, all sun. No snow or rain at all. Happy birthday Bovie; I have another wine recommendation for you; Foley pinot noir (2005 is the best, but hard to find). If you can't find it, let me know & I'll send you some.
Comments: Susan; that is an interesting article. Funny, I would have NEVER thought of Tenth street as being in southeastern Oak Cliff. Bovie, I know I speak for many people when I say we are disappointed we have never been invited to a "show"!!
Comments: WOW''''''Been out of town since Thursday..What a thoughtful High school Class...Eileen and I are very lucky''Thank you for the B-Day wishes..Linda P.,,,I do wear garters and i do shave my legs(only my legs)..McGee & J.D. love to see me dress up and put on a show for 'em,,of course I'm not cheap..To all Sincere thanks for remembering my B-Day..Jim Young you're correct I am Not 62, but 61..To Don Lincoln, thanks man..CF Browning
Comments: A little bit of Oak Cliff history. http://www.preservationdallas.org/new_site/survey/n_tenth.php
Comments: Richard, What is the weather like in Huntington Beach, California in late March/ early April ??
Comments: Toni, I guess it was just wishfull thinking. |
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