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Just when you begin to think the world is really big.....

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Secular Monkey

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Date Posted: 15:58:27 12/22/01 Sat
In reply to: Robert Nicholson 's message, "Re: Greetings and all that Secular" on 14:38:54 12/22/01 Sat

>Secular: I have many relatives in your city. My Son
>attended Sir Sandford Fleming (for a while). Small
>world eh!

I'll say! I went to Fleming 12 years ago, and that's where I met my wife. I was also the disc jockey at the on-campus pub. As well, my father was the Director of the Co-Op department. I've recently gone back to night-school there, and am in the middle of getting a Web Page Design certificate. How long ago did your son attend, and what did he take?

>We now live in Port Sydney, Ont in Muskoka, among the
>rocks, rivers and trees and yes snow.

As a kid, we lived in Haliburton for a bit, then Minden, and Barrie. Most of my later childhood was spent in London, though. Even lived in Saskatchewan for a few years.

>Seasons Greetings and wish you a yours a happy New
>Year.
>Robert

Merry Christmas, Sir!

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