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Re: three questions

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Robin

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Date Posted: 16:19:54 06/02/02 Sun
In reply to: tim 's message, "Re: three questions" on 12:19:44 06/02/02 Sun

Tim, good job in getting some banter and discussion going..:-) I do remember going half days to sixth grade and what a great year that was. I lived on Prospect school and it was so convenient and then add only going to school for half a day, that was super! By the way, I think Mo had the answer right... Mr. Guiffre (sp?) was one of the teachers then and he was good. Good ole Mr. Clifford - I was rummaging around a little while ago into my photo albums and came across a skit we did about him... it was so silly...:-)

Well, I think I wrote enough today to last at least a month or so... once I get going, sometimes it's hard to stop. It's just nice tor read about folks and places that were part of my life so many years ago.

Take care and catch you on the flip side... Aloha

As I read through this message board, I saw reference to someone on survivor from Vermont? I haven't been watching the show, so I didn't know... Where is that person from in Vermont? That's pretty cool, for sure. When I lived in Virginia, the older guy on the first Survivor show was from Virginia Beach and everyone was all pumped about it... parades and the whole nine yards. Ah, his name was Rudy, the retired Navy Seal... I can only hope I'm in that good shape when I'm 72...:-)

Ok, I know this isn't much of a question, especially since the church is still there, but what's the name of the church on the corner of Prospect and Lincoln street? Sorry, it's been too long since I lived there and that's the only question I know the answer to...:-)

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Robin
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Date Posted: 16:23:29 06/02/02 Sun

Huumm, I read through my message, after I sent it, and noticed I wrote that I lived on Prospect "school" instead of "street", so I tried to edit it, only to find that when it was displayed, it didn't show up in the sequence I wrote it... the paragraphs were mixed up...

What's up with that??? Oh well, you all might just think that was the way I think these days, but we are all the same age, so don't go and throw in some logic about old age and such....:-)

Bye again... Robin