Re: Follow Me--I'm Having Drinks With Elvis
Re how are you.......so funny and one conversation i have had lately. like, does how are you just attach to hello or hi.......does that person really care?? I think NOT.?? I try not to use the cliche as it annoys me when others do but i am sure that most people dont even think about it.? if we really cared how that other person is it would be amazing ..........most people cant seem to get their snoots out of their iphones etc.......we live in a generation of brain dead detached individuals.
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I saw this on a t-shirt at Luckenbach, Tx a couple of days ago.
Not that I am an Elvis fan--just thought it was clever.
I don't necessarily believe that Elvis is still alive, although it
seems plausible.
Or perhaps the meaning is that the end is near and the person
wearing the t-shirt is on his own farewell tour to join Elvis
in the afterlife.
Just give the elderly guy wearing it a break. The elderly guy
was probably actually younger than me. Elderly is a fleeting
definition to me.
Also the guy in the t-shirt was accompanied by a lady wearing
a dress made from flowered drapes (or so it appeared to me).
Perchance she was the archangel who travels with Elvis.
It only seems poetic that Elvis may be pondering a future performance
at the Luckenbach Dancehall.
Maybe he can sing a song along with Waylon Jennings who sang
the Luckenbach, Texas song along with Willie Nelson and the boys.
Let's go to Luckenbach, Texas for the next class gathering.
Who knows what we will see?
As an aside, here is a great answer to the next person who asks
a question to you.
Just say "Why do you ask?" and watch the dumbfounded look on
the questioner's face.
This answer works well with the mundane trite question "How are
you?"
Nobody actually wants to know how you are doing. It is just
idle conversation.
So how are you all doing?
The Questionmeister
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Follow Me--I'm Having Drinks With Elvis
I saw this on a t-shirt at Luckenbach, Tx a couple of days ago.
Not that I am an Elvis fan--just thought it was clever.
I don't necessarily believe that Elvis is still alive, although it
seems plausible.
Or perhaps the meaning is that the end is near and the person
wearing the t-shirt is on his own farewell tour to join Elvis
in the afterlife.
Just give the elderly guy wearing it a break. The elderly guy
was probably actually younger than me. Elderly is a fleeting
definition to me.
Also the guy in the t-shirt was accompanied by a lady wearing
a dress made from flowered drapes (or so it appeared to me).
Perchance she was the archangel who travels with Elvis.
It only seems poetic that Elvis may be pondering a future performance
at the Luckenbach Dancehall.
Maybe he can sing a song along with Waylon Jennings who sang
the Luckenbach, Texas song along with Willie Nelson and the boys.
Let's go to Luckenbach, Texas for the next class gathering.
Who knows what we will see?
As an aside, here is a great answer to the next person who asks
a question to you.
Just say "Why do you ask?" and watch the dumbfounded look on
the questioner's face.
This answer works well with the mundane trite question "How are
you?"
Nobody actually wants to know how you are doing. It is just
idle conversation.
So how are you all doing?
The Questionmeister
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Don't knock the cheesy RV Parks.
We go to our local RV Park (Fiesta RV Park in Boerne TX) for the
Hill Country House Concert series. Live music after a potluck
meal.
Check out the website www.hillcountryhouseconcerts.com
to see a sampling of the live music.
Anyone else out there attend house concerts?
It's a great way to see live entertainment in a quiet setting
of great singers in a small crowd.
Normal cost is $15.00 for the concert.
Later,
The Concertmeister
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--- In dalton59@..., patricia lee <pjlee1117@...> wrote:
yes thanks for letting us know/ i suggest we all check in to the web page t
oupdate and let each other know we are alive and well.
we are off for our FL winter on Monday draging the RV behind us. We are
staying at a cheesy RV park this year which is closer to our daughter and
much less costly....(stretching that income becomes more of a challenge
every day) when my friends ask about where we are staying I tell them land
o lakes FL and the park is a clothing optional park. That really makes
them sit up and pay attention. Love the reaction! seriously I dont think
I am interested in that at this stage of the game ....LOL So if you are in
FL let us know...love to all pjlee patricia dearolf lee
On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 12:29 PM, jhdouglas59 <jhdouglas59@...> wrote:
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Y'all:
Just a brief note to let every dalton59 member that I still
exist (in sprit if not in sound mind).
I will post my existence every other month to let you know
that I mean well.
Is this dalton59 group still in existence or what?
My epitaph will be as George Carlin suggested:
"He was just here a moment ago".
Cheers and happy year of the dragon,
The Curmudgeonmeister
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yes thanks for letting us know/ i suggest we all check in to the web page t oupdate and let each other know we are alive and well.
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we are off for our FL winter on Monday draging the RV behind us.? We are staying at a cheesy RV park this year which is closer to our daughter and much less costly....(stretching that income becomes more of a challenge every day) when my friends ask about where we are staying I tell them land o lakes FL and the park is a clothing optional park.? That really makes them sit up and pay attention.? Love the reaction!? seriously I dont think I am interested in that at this stage of the game ....LOL So if you are in FL let us know...love to all pjlee? patricia dearolf lee
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Y'all:
Just a brief note to let every dalton59 member that I still
exist (in sprit if not in sound mind).
I will post my existence every other month to let you know
that I mean well.
Is this dalton59 group still in existence or what?
My epitaph will be as George Carlin suggested:
"He was just here a moment ago".
Cheers and happy year of the dragon,
The Curmudgeonmeister
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Y'all:
Just a brief note to let every dalton59 member that I still
exist (in sprit if not in sound mind).
I will post my existence every other month to let you know
that I mean well.
Is this dalton59 group still in existence or what?
My epitaph will be as George Carlin suggested:
"He was just here a moment ago".
Cheers and happy year of the dragon,
The Curmudgeonmeister
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Re: Turkey dressing poll results
--- In dalton59@..., patricia lee <pjlee208@...> wrote:
you are always good for a laugh.......thank you for making this a happy thanksgiving and I am thankful for people who make me LOL.?? ps that is laugh out loud just in case you dont know....love to all pjlee
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From: jhdouglas59 <jhdouglas59@...>
To: dalton59@...
Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2011 12:15 PM
Subject: [dalton59] Turkey dressing poll results
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After having spent many strenuous hours tabulating the results
of the votes cast for bread vs cornbread dressing, here are the
results:
4 votes for bread dressing
1 vote for cornbread dressing
17 non votes for disinterested members who don't care what kind
(if any) of dressing
So if you want the results for voting members, the result is:
80% favor bread dressing
20% favor cornbread dressing
On the other hand, if you count the non votes, the result is:
18.1818% favor bread dressing
4.5455% favor cornbread dressing
77.2727% don't care
So I guess the winner (probably will always be a winner) is:
The don't care/disinterested memmbers win in a landslide!!!
I will use this same methodology in the next presidential
election in 2012 to project a winner. A logical time to make
the prediction would be February 29, 2012.
My current prediction (subject to change of course) is that
Steve Forbes ekes out a victory over Barack Hussein Obama.
If Steve Forbes opts out of the election in the primaries,
then the obvious result is Barack Hussein Obama winning
77.2727% of the popular vote and 92.312% in the electoral
college in 2012.
I think the don't care populace outweigh the informed
voters next election.
Have a great turkey day and don't stuff yourself. Let the
turkey get stuffed instead.
The Turkeymeister
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Re: Turkey dressing poll results
you are always good for a laugh.......thank you for making this a happy thanksgiving and I am thankful for people who make me LOL.? ps that is laugh out loud just in case you dont know....love to all pjlee
From: jhdouglas59 To: dalton59@... Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2011 12:15 PM Subject: [dalton59] Turkey dressing poll results
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After having spent many strenuous hours tabulating the results
of the votes cast for bread vs cornbread dressing, here are the
results:
4 votes for bread dressing
1 vote for cornbread dressing
17 non votes for disinterested members who don't care what kind
(if any) of dressing
So if you want the results for voting members, the result is:
80% favor bread dressing
20% favor cornbread dressing
On the other hand, if you count the non votes, the result is:
18.1818% favor bread dressing
4.5455% favor cornbread dressing
77.2727% don't care
So I guess the winner (probably will always be a winner) is:
The don't care/disinterested memmbers win in a landslide!!!
I will use this same methodology in the next presidential
election in 2012 to project a winner. A logical time to make
the prediction would be February 29, 2012.
My current prediction (subject to change of
course) is that
Steve Forbes ekes out a victory over Barack Hussein Obama.
If Steve Forbes opts out of the election in the primaries,
then the obvious result is Barack Hussein Obama winning
77.2727% of the popular vote and 92.312% in the electoral
college in 2012.
I think the don't care populace outweigh the informed
voters next election.
Have a great turkey day and don't stuff yourself. Let the
turkey get stuffed instead.
The Turkeymeister
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Turkey dressing poll results
After having spent many strenuous hours tabulating the results
of the votes cast for bread vs cornbread dressing, here are the
results:
4 votes for bread dressing
1 vote for cornbread dressing
17 non votes for disinterested members who don't care what kind
(if any) of dressing
So if you want the results for voting members, the result is:
80% favor bread dressing
20% favor cornbread dressing
On the other hand, if you count the non votes, the result is:
18.1818% favor bread dressing
4.5455% favor cornbread dressing
77.2727% don't care
So I guess the winner (probably will always be a winner) is:
The don't care/disinterested memmbers win in a landslide!!!
I will use this same methodology in the next presidential
election in 2012 to project a winner. A logical time to make
the prediction would be February 29, 2012.
My current prediction (subject to change of course) is that
Steve Forbes ekes out a victory over Barack Hussein Obama.
If Steve Forbes opts out of the election in the primaries,
then the obvious result is Barack Hussein Obama winning
77.2727% of the popular vote and 92.312% in the electoral
college in 2012.
I think the don't care populace outweigh the informed
voters next election.
Have a great turkey day and don't stuff yourself. Let the
turkey get stuffed instead.
The Turkeymeister
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Re: Poll: Bread stuffing vs. Cornbread stuffing
my cranberry recipe is cranberry salsa with is wonderful with cilantro and jalepeno peppers and red onion and orange zest etc.? if anyone is interested I will post...............
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I don't recall how the poll turned out last year. I may
have to go back to the 2010 postings for a tabulation.
I do recall some nonsense about tofurkey.
At least someone out there recalls previous postings to the group
dalton59.
We will be traveling to and from Wally World the next few months.
Glad to hear there is some interest in the 2011 version of the poll.
Maybe we should have a poll on cranberries. Fresh or that jellystuff
from a can? I like both.
How about fresh sweet potatoes (or is it sweet potatos) or Sugary
Sam's canned yams? What is the diffence between a sweet potato
or a yam? Who knows or who cares? I like both.
What uses are there for turkey skin? Name 10 uses. I can't think of
even one.
The Turkeymeister
--- In dalton59@..., patricia lee wrote: > > i swear you took the poll last year....LOL My dressing is german. PA dutch
> style I guess since that is where my recipe came from...... > lots of torn up stale white and brown bread, sautee'd onions and celery in > tons of butter, mix together and then add a pkg of pepperidge SP? farm herb
> mix and cover with instant mashed potatoes (my gram use the real thing) > then add enough chicken or turkey broth to moisten (I use part bullion > cubes) and salt an pepper. Mix well and then melt butter in a large
> skillet and add the stuffing an brown it or make into patties for the next > day. > What are the holidays without butter cream cheese sugar. > > we will be leaving this weekend for FL to have Thanksgiving and then on Dec
> 1st will fly to Napa Valley CA with our kids who have a time share there. > Then we will visit with friends there for 5 days and then fly to Missoula > MT to visit our oldest daughter and g kids who we have not seen since 08.
> Then back to ATL on the 19th of Dec and return to Blue Ridge and hopefully > load up the RV and get back to Tampa for Christmas. So :Happy Holidays to > all and safe travels. Would love to hear of others plans and catch up on
> their lives. love pjlee > > On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 11:08 AM, jhdouglas59 wrote: > > > **
> >
> >
> >
> > I am starting a poll to ask who likes which kind of stuffing for
> > turkeys?
> >
> > I prefer bread stuffing (made from stale white and/or brown bread
> > with mushrooms, bacon and hot peppers plus celery and onions with
> > perhaps some oysters). I suspect this is somehow related to my
> > Dalton years.
> >
> > Cornbread stuffing is fowl (sic) tasting to me.
> >
> > What is your preference?
> >
> > The deadline for voting is Sunday Nov 20 at 8 pm (CST).
> >
> > The results will be meaningless.
> >
> > Don't forget to take the turkey innards from the turkey before roasting.
> >
> > Hoping your turkey is edible,
> >
> > Johnny
> >
> >
> >
>
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Re: Poll: Bread stuffing vs. Cornbread stuffing
I don't recall how the poll turned out last year. I may
have to go back to the 2010 postings for a tabulation.
I do recall some nonsense about tofurkey.
At least someone out there recalls previous postings to the group
dalton59.
We will be traveling to and from Wally World the next few months.
Glad to hear there is some interest in the 2011 version of the poll.
Maybe we should have a poll on cranberries. Fresh or that jellystuff
from a can? I like both.
How about fresh sweet potatoes (or is it sweet potatos) or Sugary
Sam's canned yams? What is the diffence between a sweet potato
or a yam? Who knows or who cares? I like both.
What uses are there for turkey skin? Name 10 uses. I can't think of
even one.
The Turkeymeister
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--- In dalton59@..., patricia lee <pjlee1117@...> wrote:
i swear you took the poll last year....LOL My dressing is german. PA dutch
style I guess since that is where my recipe came from......
lots of torn up stale white and brown bread, sautee'd onions and celery in
tons of butter, mix together and then add a pkg of pepperidge SP? farm herb
mix and cover with instant mashed potatoes (my gram use the real thing)
then add enough chicken or turkey broth to moisten (I use part bullion
cubes) and salt an pepper. Mix well and then melt butter in a large
skillet and add the stuffing an brown it or make into patties for the next
day.
What are the holidays without butter cream cheese sugar.
we will be leaving this weekend for FL to have Thanksgiving and then on Dec
1st will fly to Napa Valley CA with our kids who have a time share there.
Then we will visit with friends there for 5 days and then fly to Missoula
MT to visit our oldest daughter and g kids who we have not seen since 08.
Then back to ATL on the 19th of Dec and return to Blue Ridge and hopefully
load up the RV and get back to Tampa for Christmas. So :Happy Holidays to
all and safe travels. Would love to hear of others plans and catch up on
their lives. love pjlee
On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 11:08 AM, jhdouglas59 <jhdouglas59@...> wrote:
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I am starting a poll to ask who likes which kind of stuffing for
turkeys?
I prefer bread stuffing (made from stale white and/or brown bread
with mushrooms, bacon and hot peppers plus celery and onions with
perhaps some oysters). I suspect this is somehow related to my
Dalton years.
Cornbread stuffing is fowl (sic) tasting to me.
What is your preference?
The deadline for voting is Sunday Nov 20 at 8 pm (CST).
The results will be meaningless.
Don't forget to take the turkey innards from the turkey before roasting.
Hoping your turkey is edible,
Johnny
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i swear you took the poll last year....LOL? My dressing is german. PA dutch style I guess since that is where my recipe came from......
lots of torn up stale white and brown bread, sautee'd onions and celery in tons of butter, mix together and then add a pkg of pepperidge SP? farm herb mix and cover with instant mashed potatoes (my gram use the real thing)? then add enough chicken or turkey broth to moisten (I use part bullion cubes) and salt an pepper.? Mix well and then melt butter in a large skillet and add the stuffing an brown it or make into patties for the next day.?
What are the holidays without butter cream cheese sugar.
?
we will be leaving this weekend for FL to have Thanksgiving and then on Dec 1st will fly to Napa Valley CA with our kids who have a time share there.?? Then we will visit with friends there for 5 days and then fly to Missoula MT to visit our oldest daughter and g kids who we have not seen since 08.? Then back to ATL on the 19th of Dec and return to Blue Ridge and hopefully load up the RV and get back to Tampa for Christmas.?? So :Happy Holidays to all and safe travels.? Would love to hear of others plans and catch up on their lives.? love pjlee
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I am starting a poll to ask who likes which kind of stuffing for
turkeys?
I prefer bread stuffing (made from stale white and/or brown bread
with mushrooms, bacon and hot peppers plus celery and onions with
perhaps some oysters). I suspect this is somehow related to my
Dalton years.
Cornbread stuffing is fowl (sic) tasting to me.
What is your preference?
The deadline for voting is Sunday Nov 20 at 8 pm (CST).
The results will be meaningless.
Don't forget to take the turkey innards from the turkey before roasting.
Hoping your turkey is edible,
Johnny
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Re: Poll: Bread stuffing vs. Cornbread stuffing
Stale bread, butter, onions, celery, mushrooms, broth is still the best according to my taste.
Cherish Yesterday, Dream Tomorrow, Live Today.
HAVE A GREAT DAY!
Keith Goudy 512-590-2832
On Nov 14, 2011, at 10:08 AM, jhdouglas59 wrote:
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I am starting a poll to ask who likes which kind of stuffing for
turkeys?
I prefer bread stuffing (made from stale white and/or brown bread
with mushrooms, bacon and hot peppers plus celery and onions with
perhaps some oysters). I suspect this is somehow related to my
Dalton years.
Cornbread stuffing is fowl (sic) tasting to me.
What is your preference?
The deadline for voting is Sunday Nov 20 at 8 pm (CST).
The results will be meaningless.
Don't forget to take the turkey innards from the turkey before roasting.
Hoping your turkey is edible,
Johnny
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Re: Poll: Bread stuffing vs. Cornbread stuffing
I guess I’ve been in the south too long as I like the cornbread much better.? I don’t stuff the turkey though, just bake it in a separate pan.? I will have to admit though that I never liked my mother’s bread dressing. ? Barb
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Re: Poll: Bread stuffing vs. Cornbread stuffing
Bread stuffing for me.
Paul
PS."The trouble with quotes on the internet is that it's difficult to determine whether or not they are genuine." - Abraham Lincoln
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--- In dalton59@..., "jhdouglas59" <jhdouglas59@...> wrote:
I am starting a poll to ask who likes which kind of stuffing for
turkeys?
I prefer bread stuffing (made from stale white and/or brown bread
with mushrooms, bacon and hot peppers plus celery and onions with
perhaps some oysters). I suspect this is somehow related to my
Dalton years.
Cornbread stuffing is fowl (sic) tasting to me.
What is your preference?
The deadline for voting is Sunday Nov 20 at 8 pm (CST).
The results will be meaningless.
Don't forget to take the turkey innards from the turkey before roasting.
Hoping your turkey is edible,
Johnny
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Poll: Bread stuffing vs. Cornbread stuffing
I am starting a poll to ask who likes which kind of stuffing for
turkeys?
I prefer bread stuffing (made from stale white and/or brown bread
with mushrooms, bacon and hot peppers plus celery and onions with
perhaps some oysters). I suspect this is somehow related to my
Dalton years.
Cornbread stuffing is fowl (sic) tasting to me.
What is your preference?
The deadline for voting is Sunday Nov 20 at 8 pm (CST).
The results will be meaningless.
Don't forget to take the turkey innards from the turkey before roasting.
Hoping your turkey is edible,
Johnny
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----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Jim Forrer
To:
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2011 9:20 PM
Subject: Fw: Dean obituary
DEAN C. PALMER - 1938-2011
Dean C. Palmer, 72, formerly of Dalton, died in Green Bay, WI on Monday, Oct. 24, 2011. Born Nov. 5, 1938 in Pepperell, Massachusetts to the late Donald W. Palmer and the late Esther Palmer Stewart.? He is a graduate of Dalton High School, and served in the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard.? Dean had a kidney transplant in 1992.
??????? Survived by wife, Judith Watkins,? married Sept. 17, 1966 at Sturgeon Bay, WI ; a daughter, Melanie(Walter) Schmucker of Brainerd, MN; son, Nic (Stacie) Palmer of Sobieski, WI, a grandson, Skyler Palmer of Sobieski, WI..; brother, Don (Nancy) Palmer of Massillon, Ohio and sister-in-law, Brenda Palmer Ryan of Indiana.? Also, mother-in-law, brothers-in-laws & sisters-in-laws of
Wisconsin and Washington.
?? Besides parents, also preceded in death by brother, Larry Palmer, father-in-law,? and two brothers-in-laws.
?? Calling hours Friday, October 28? and funeral Saturday October 29 in Wisconsin, burial in Sturgeon Bay, WI.? Arrangements handled by Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster Ave, De Pere, WI
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my rememberance is that dean was two years ahead of us......he had a brother donald who i think was in our class at one time but failed.? i think they were from a very poor family.?? i know that donald liked me at one time an i could not stand him.? for some reason i think it was 5th grade....??? any one out there have any rememberances?? the jim forrer that is sending that report is the one that was two years ahead of us and lived across from the grade school close to the cemetary.....
On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 5:29 PM, Paul Sturpe <sturpe@...> wrote:
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Why doesn’t the name Dean Palmer ring a bell with me??? It must be my age.? Help!
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Paul
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well that is good to know....now we will know who to come to for advise.....LOL
On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 12:06 AM, Lanny and Judy Royer <jylyry42@...> wrote:
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Betcha I am the oldest from '59 class, 71 last August.
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From: patricia lee <pjlee1117@...>
To: dalton59@...
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 2:37 PM
Subject: Re: [dalton59] Fw:
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yes lanny most of us have hit that big number this year or will before the year is over. ?i never imagined that I would still feel young at 70. ?it is just the mirror that is lying to me! ?LOL ~ ?I am my mother ~
On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 5:22 PM, Lanny and Judy Royer <jylyry42@...> wrote:
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Thanks Gwen.? We are getting older.
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From: Gwen Meier <gwenmeier@...>
To: dalton <dalton59@...>
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 1:07 PM
Subject: [dalton59] Fw:
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----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Jim Forrer <spookyjim5@...>
To:
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 12:51 PM
Subject:
Dean Palmer passed away this afternoon 10/24/2011
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Why doesn’t the name Dean Palmer ring a bell with me??? It must be my age.? Help! ? Paul ?
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To: dalton59@...
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 2:37 PM
Subject: Re: [dalton59] Fw: ? ? yes lanny most of us have hit that big number this year or will before the year is over. ?i never imagined that I would still feel young at 70. ?it is just the mirror that is lying to me! ?LOL ~ ?I am my mother ~ On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 5:22 PM, Lanny and Judy Royer <jylyry42@...> wrote: ? Thanks Gwen.? We are getting older. ? From: Gwen Meier <gwenmeier@...>
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well that is good to know....now we will know who to come to for advise.....LOL
On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 12:06 AM, Lanny and Judy Royer <jylyry42@...> wrote:
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Betcha I am the oldest from '59 class, 71 last August.
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Lanny
From: patricia lee <pjlee1117@...>
To: dalton59@...
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 2:37 PM
Subject: Re: [dalton59] Fw:
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yes lanny most of us have hit that big number this year or will before the year is over. ?i never imagined that I would still feel young at 70. ?it is just the mirror that is lying to me! ?LOL ~ ?I am my mother ~
On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 5:22 PM, Lanny and Judy Royer <jylyry42@...> wrote:
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Thanks Gwen.? We are getting older.
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Lanny
From: Gwen Meier <gwenmeier@...>
To: dalton <dalton59@...>
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 1:07 PM
Subject: [dalton59] Fw:
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From: Jim Forrer <spookyjim5@...>
To:
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 12:51 PM
Subject:
Dean Palmer passed away this afternoon 10/24/2011
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well that is good to know....now we will know who to come to for advise.....LOL
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On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 12:06 AM, Lanny and Judy Royer <jylyry42@...> wrote:
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Betcha I am the oldest from '59 class, 71 last August.
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Lanny
From: patricia lee <pjlee1117@...>
To: dalton59@...
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 2:37 PM
Subject: Re: [dalton59] Fw:
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yes lanny most of us have hit that big number this year or will before the year is over. ?i never imagined that I would still feel young at 70. ?it is just the mirror that is lying to me! ?LOL ~ ?I am my mother ~
On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 5:22 PM, Lanny and Judy Royer <jylyry42@...> wrote:
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Thanks Gwen.? We are getting older.
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Lanny
From: Gwen Meier <gwenmeier@...>
To: dalton <dalton59@...>
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 1:07 PM
Subject: [dalton59] Fw:
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----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Jim Forrer <spookyjim5@...>
To:
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 12:51 PM
Subject:
Dean Palmer passed away this afternoon 10/24/2011
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Jim
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