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Place: Richardson Comments: Paul, you're barking up the wrong tree. Ada Ann sounds just as Texan now as she did when we were in HS. She also has the same wicked sense of humor and is still a "Crazy Lady". My pet nick name for her! ![[rofl]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/rofl.gif "Rofl - :lol:") ![[wink]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/wink.gif "Wink - ;)")
Place: Edmond Comments: Bummer! And I was so looking forward to hearing you say lahbstuh. Maybe you could throw in JUST ONE “pack the cah in the packing lot?” 😄
Place: NH Comments: I have lived in New England for 44 years and will never have that accent!
Place: Edmond Comments: That New England accent will get you every time!
Place: Richardson Comments: OK Paul, at first I couldn't figure out what the heck you meant. I'm kind of slow to catch on to things. I read it 3 times . . . nothing. I did something else and came back and read it again . . . I got it !! LOL
Place: Edmond Comments: I was just thinking. Maybe you can’t have lahbstuh in a month without an R in it.
Place: Edmond Comments: So, Sally, how was Rhode Island. You must have had some lahbstuh.
Place: NYC Comments: Ronnie, I don't know what I would have done in high school without the band! Most people I know did not like high school (they did not go to SOC) but I loved it. I even liked to go to school and learn things! Band people had built in friends wherever they were. And band kids were quirky, like I felt I was, so it all worked out! And weren't we lucky to go to school when children were taught to play a musical instrument as part of the regular curriculum if they wanted to do so! Wasn't it free? Jerry, I don't remember that weekend but I remember little about most things that happened! And, I was not even drinking or taking drugs! So, I am about three-quarters through the book In the New World: Growing up America from the Sixties to the Eighties by Lawrence Wright. He is a year or so older than we are and it is his story about growing up in Dallas and beyond. So far it is very interesting! Happy Summer! I love the flowers, Sandy!
Place: Edmond Comments: We are getting close to full are we not?
Place: Richardson Comments: I know what you mean Paul, I just logged on, saw the images and went to the kitchen. I'm sipping some coffee & eating a molasses cookie. Maybe that image wasn't the best choice, at least not for my waistline. ![[biggrin]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif "Big Grin - :D") Recv'd Bobby & Bonnie Dove's registration last night!
Place: Edmond Comments: I just came here for the coffee and cookies. ☕️🍪🍪
Place: Kerrville Comments: Bob is the one that gave me one of Pegs paintings - not Peg. Bobby said with the blonde hair it reminded him of me - or Linda since she is the one with long hair when we were young. Sorry I hit post before preview on the other post.
Place: The Woodlands, TX Comments: I just read where the U.S. Department of Agriculture is recalling 228,000 pounds of SPAM believed to be contaminated with bits of metal particles. What surprised me most was that over half of it was stored in a barn on Dale Smiley's ranch.
Place: Allen, Texas Comments: Sammy, loved your Peter, Paul & Mary story. Having worked at the Dallas Summer Musicals our senior year at SOC, and being a featured performer in The Gridiron Show for 7 years, I will have to share some of my stories with you. I did meet Mary Martin (Peter Pan) at the Summer Musicals. We remained friends until the day she died (on my birthday). One of the sweetest women I have ever met. Saw her for the last time when we ran into one another at the downtown Neiman-Marcus.
Place: Allen, Texas Comments: Sally, Thanks for sharing a little of your life with us. We all love you. Most of us guys had a crush on you. I never knew you had married David. I always liked him. Sorry that marriage did not work out. But you have a great husband today. Wish we could see your sweet, smiling face more often. But, I am glad you are happy in NYC. And, I know your heart will forever be in Texas. Thank you for happy memories from T.L. Marsalis, Zumwalt and SOC. I always have a soft spot in my heart for you, along with all of us in the Class of 1966. |
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