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Subject: Re: Aoxomoxoa Author: Jo Yaffe Kjosness [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11:17:17 07/21/04 Wed In reply to: Peter Anderson 's message, "Re: Aoxomoxoa" on 11:00:36 07/21/04 Wed Peter A: Great to hear from you! I will be here in Vancouver, WA at least monthly until May or June of 95, and then will be more permanent. I will send you info off line with phone numbers and such. I would love to see you and catch up! I heard from David Fuller not too long ago, but have since lost contact when he changed email addresses. He was still living on the Cape, was married, and was expecting a child momentarily when he wrote. He was teaching yoga, which is something I can definitely imagine David doing! My husband is an engineer for BPA... one of those people who designs the lines that carry the power. He gets to go to strange and exotic places. We did our courtship in Driggs Idaho while he was designing a line from Swan Valley to Jackson Hole. I got to see a lot of that part of the country that summer, and it was just so beautiful... I'd forgotten that you went to Eugene. Much of Alan's family went there, too, but he... um... attended a lot of schools and finished at none. He's a boatbuilder, which just captured my heart. Anyhow, I will write more off-line. I'm sure looking forward to seeing you! J [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Aoxomoxoa Peter Lewicke 19:34:22 07/21/04 Wed