Re: back in town -- Harrison High School Class of 1973

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Subject: Re: back in town

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Kathi Turney Brisco (LOL)
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Date Posted: 10:57:06 02/02/11 Wed
In reply to: Greg Carlton 's message, "Re: back in town" on 21:23:51 01/31/11 Mon

Oh MY Goodness! I haven't laughed that good in a while. How are you~Greg? I remember you and your band practicing in the garage in Robinwood Addition. You guys were AWESOME. Quite the place to gather and ride our bikes. I wonder how hard it would be to bike up that hill now. Hey, does anybody sled down Central? We would probably get arrested. Kathi

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Greg Carlton
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Date Posted: 13:23:07 02/02/11 Wed

You know, this would be the perfect time to sled down Central. But you know this is 2011 and there is traffic, back in 1973 I can remember Linda Erwin, her brother John and me sledding down the hill without worry of traffic. I remember running into Bob Breit's Saint Bernard. It was like hitting a wall. He didn't move a bit.

Ah yes, that band. You know we made a lot of noise in this neighborhood. We named ourselves "Undergroud Society" and Bob Briet's band across the street was "Tomorrow's Reality". Rebellious and deep names, huh. I can't believe we got away with that much racket in the neighborhood back then. But that was the norm during that time.

Great to hear from you. I hope that others chime in to share memories with you.

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Author: Kevin McCorkindale [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 19:08:47 02/02/11 Wed Kathi, I have vivid memories of your Mom dropping you off at school in that red T-bird with the top down. Very classy! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

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Author: malia [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 11:57:00 02/16/11 Wed Kathy, I remember we had the most fun ever at your house. Your Momma was the koolest Mom around. She looked like a movie star. And Taffy was the first cocker spaniel I ever saw! Hope all is well with you. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

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Author: Becky Stobaugh Waldo [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 22:16:28 10/29/11 Sat Kathi what happened to you on Facebook? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]