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Comments: Shortcake...did you receive my note in the mail?
Comments: Mr. McGee and all of you living in Texas. I am pleased that you have sent us your 50 (+) mile an hour winds to my wonderful winter land. Because you were so kind it is -5 degrees this morning...that's 5 below zero for all you people in DeSoto...with a - 35 wind chill factor...again, that's 35 below zero for you people in DeSoto. Our poor baby Bichon...Miss Abagail went out for her morning business and came back limping...her feet were so cold. So, I will try very hard to return a favor of similar consequences sometime in the future...
Comments: Karen that girl that won all the swim races was Ann Knight. That's the girl Phil Wilkerson made her play left handed before he would play her. Clara Oliver won the city meets about ever time we swam 3 or 4 years in a row. Have a paper pic to back up, Paul Jennings, Ann (67),Coach Turner, and me (priceless).Pretty much dominated the word of softball in parks too. GO ROCKETS !!! David still looking for song name
Comments: SNL, look at the blanks. It just takes one!
Comments: JOKE -- How many classmates does it take to get the right lyrics to the song? Apparently 3! LOL LOL I love it! I think David went to bed!
Comments: Boy, the GB has been busy tonight. Sandra McMakin and I met in the 7th grade at Oliver Wendall Holmes. I also met Sherry Kanaday in the 7th grade. I always felt lucky that I had 2 best friends throughout school. In jr. hi. we were the 3 muskateers. Rick Watts - Thanks for the compliment that all SOC girls are special. Since I just met you last year, I'll call you Rick, and let SNL have the special Rickypoo. What does your mother call you? I got 3 new lip balms for Christmas. Lip balm is good. I remember playing softball in our yards and getting hit in the stomach with a ball and knocked off my feet. I still remember how it hurt. It was fun playing hide n go seek at dusk. We could play outside till dark back then. Now, I wouldn't let my grandkids go in my front yard in daylight without me out there watching them. Times have changed.
Comments: "... with me"
Comments: C'mon, baby do the locomotion
Comments: Lil' Eva -- C'mon do the locomotion
Comments: Sam, what happened to Steve Cargill? Did he move to Samuel, H. Grady Spruce? I played one summer with him, great guy. I think I saw him in Jr. college, too many summers ago.
Comments: Everybody's doin a brand new dance now,____ __ ____ __ ___ __________
Comments: Jack, thanks for the memories, especially the summer of 1960. Man you said it all about our team and Coach Nichols. I'll never forget you, Speedy, Scooter Carroll, Steve Cargill. We had no doubt the best infileld in the city. Any of you guys seen the movie "The Sandlot"? That was us. Practiced in the heat for 2 hours on the Lisbon ball diamond and jumped the fence into that concrete pool. We had just as much fun on the away trips as well. I still don't see how the nine of us fit into Coach Nichol's pickup, but we did it. People ask me what the best time of my life was and without hesitation, I tell them all the time we played ball at Lisbon.
Comments: Toni, Glendale was my favorite pool too. I especially loved their concession stand. They had good stuff  My favorite park was Kiest. The Easter egg hunts, the fireworks, flying kites and baseball. Those were the days. They all went by too quickly.
Comments: Anyone ever worked in 59 MPH Winds? I did today, and it was miserable. Cheezhead, the drives could have gone 450 yds. Happy Ann. JWT and Joyce. Happy Jack, thanks for taking my call, glad we both have the same sharp minds. Played lots of softball at T.L. Marsalis before school each day. If you hit it over the chain link fence, you rolled up your short sleeve shirt and did the "I'm Chris Paul Cool" walk to class.
Comments: Toni I think it was The Beatles in "You've got to hide your love away" |
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