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Wishing everyone the best of the Holiday Season.
Claire Marshall Trethewey and Raisin.
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Thanks,
Steve,? I got it done.??
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?I sure can Nancy.?? Two ways.
You can log into groups.io and in the upper header (blue color) is the words
--find or create a group--.? Click on that and follow the instructions it will create the group for you.
2nd way is tell me what you want to name your group and I will create it and give it to you.
(I can do that)? and make you the owner.
? Then your friend can simply join the group by going to it and clicking join.
? Either way I'm happy to help you do it.
? What's the group called????? (or going to be)
-Steve
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Steve Hatch.? Can you tell me how to make the group email for our High Scool Class?? ? I would really like to make one for an old group of ladies that have played cards together for years.? ?Nancy Feeney
On Sunday, November 3, 2019, 01:31:05 PM CST, R.E. <hatch@...> wrote:
It's taken awhile to get back to "the room" but I finally did. ?? The walls and ceiling have their drywall hung.?? I got all the sheet rock up and now it's time to tape and mud the room.??? Not looking forward to this. ?I can do it, I've done it many times in the past, but I'm not the best drywall finisher around.?? The best is my friend capt Mac (John McKenzie) of McKenzie Brothers Timber Co in Vacaville CA ? But we live a thousand miles apart now. (my fault I moved) Any way here's the progress photos of the drywall. -Steve Hatch  
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? And I join you in wishing everyone Happy Holidays
Stephen Hatch
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Happy Holidays to you, Andy, and all our friends of Oakland High, January, 1959! Gary F.
On Thursday, December 5, 2019, 12:36:39 PM PST, Andy <abl421@...> wrote:
In northern Europe, many countries celebrate St Nicholas Day on Dec 6th, where a kindly man dressed in a red robe, distribute gifts and goodies to good boys and girls and leave behind sticks and coals to naughty children. This tradition started back in the 3rd century was brought over to the new world (New York) by the early Dutch and evolved into our current Santa Claus Christmas..
I was exposed to this tradition when I met my future wife (whose family migrated from Luxembourg to Wisconsin in the 19th century). So our family celebrate the 6th and 25th of December and enjoy Christmas cheers twice.
Thus, to the class of Jan, 1959,? have a Happy and Merry Christmas.
Andy Lee?
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In northern Europe, many countries celebrate St Nicholas Day on Dec 6th, where a kindly man dressed in a red robe, distribute gifts and goodies to good boys and girls and leave behind sticks and coals to naughty children. This tradition started back in the 3rd century was brought over to the new world (New York) by the early Dutch and evolved into our current Santa Claus Christmas..
I was exposed to this tradition when I met my future wife (whose family migrated from Luxembourg to Wisconsin in the 19th century). So our family celebrate the 6th and 25th of December and enjoy Christmas cheers twice.
Thus, to the class of Jan, 1959,? have a Happy and Merry Christmas.
Andy Lee?
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? Well winter arrived last night.?? Blustery rainy and then this morning it's snowing.?? Looks pretty good here in the dead center of Arizona Ready or not.  My front yard lookin? just like the Sierra's ? ? ? (Sittin by my wood stove under a comforter) (Dog loves it) -Steve Hatch
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Steve,? when you are dry walling, you are near the end. This is the fun part...the end of the tunnel. Of course, you could have done it the easy way. pick up some old RR box cars, attached them to your garage ..and presto, you have the floor space to expand your train layout.? Of course, not too sure what the planning commission of Dewey would say about that.? ? Andy
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Think of what it was like to do lathe and plaster.??? That is why it is called drywall. It's all relative.?? Bonnie Thompson almost to my home in Loreto. I will arrive tomorrow.
On Saturday, November 9, 2019 Steve Hatch <[email protected]> wrote:? Who the devil named it drywall....? This ick is all over me and the floor and the room.....
tape and mud?? tape and mud?? tape and mud??? tape & mud?? tape & mud??? tape & mud? tSLOP
clean up.... tape & mud? taps & mud ------- tape & mud =========== tape & mud
Tape===steve**&^%$ & mud_____tape & mud hatch tape & mud
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sounds like a frustrated do it yourselfer. Been there done that. It seems so easy to do but you can end up muttering to yourself. Hang in there buddy.
On Saturday, November 9, 2019, 10:15:38 AM PST, Steve Hatch <hatch@...> wrote:
? Who the devil named it drywall....? This ick is all over me and the floor and the room.....
tape and mud?? tape and mud?? tape and mud??? tape & mud?? tape & mud??? tape & mud? tSLOP
clean up.... tape & mud? taps & mud ------- tape & mud =========== tape & mud
Tape===steve**&^%$ & mud_____tape & mud hatch tape & mud
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? Who the devil named it drywall....? This ick is all over me and the floor and the room.....
tape and mud?? tape and mud?? tape and mud??? tape & mud?? tape & mud??? tape & mud? tSLOP
clean up.... tape & mud? taps & mud ------- tape & mud =========== tape & mud
Tape===steve**&^%$ & mud_____tape & mud hatch tape & mud
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? Glad you made it here.? Welcome.
Steve
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? The only way I get it done is a little at a time.
??? I have to "NOT" think about it just do it step by step.
-Steve
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Looking good steve. I'm a lousy taper and know what your up against.
On Sunday, November 3, 2019, 11:31:04 AM PST, R.E. <hatch@...> wrote:
It's taken awhile to get back to "the room" but I finally did. ?? The walls and ceiling have their drywall hung.?? I got all the sheet rock up and now it's time to tape and mud the room.??? Not looking forward to this. ?I can do it, I've done it many times in the past, but I'm not the best drywall finisher around.?? The best is my friend capt Mac (John McKenzie) of McKenzie Brothers Timber Co in Vacaville CA ? But we live a thousand miles apart now. (my fault I moved) Any way here's the progress photos of the drywall. -Steve Hatch
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It's taken awhile to get back to "the room" but I finally did. The biggest problem was putting 12 foot sheets on your head - climbing the ladder and screwing the sheet to the ceiling.? Gotta make cripples to hold it in place. ?? The walls and ceiling have their drywall hung.?? I got all the sheet rock up and now it's time to tape and mud the room.??? Not looking forward to this. ?I can do it, I've done it many times in the past, but I'm not the best drywall finisher around.?? The best is my friend capt Mac (John McKenzie) of McKenzie Brothers Timber Co in Vacaville CA ? But we live a thousand miles apart now. (my fault I moved) Any way here's the progress photos of the drywall. -Steve Hatch
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? I've been trying different alternatives for medications and I like these people since my doctor
put me on blood pressure medication.?? Controversial yes, but I was concerned about side effects
from the prescriptions he wants me to take.? ? ? ? ? Like to hear other opinions.
I sure have more energy.
-Steve Hatch
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Thank you guys.? I'll miss her.? I still think about dogs I had years past.
They do stay in your heart and mind.? But well worth the sorrow.
They really are true and faithful and loving.
Steve
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Sad.
Only time helps.
Sorry, Steve.?
John
In a message dated 10/22/2019 5:44:22 PM Pacific Standard Time, hatch@... writes:
On 10/22/2019 3:45 PM, Claire Trethewey wrote:
It is better that they do know. It is harder on the survivors if the one just leaves for the vet¡¯s office and never comes back.
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Thanks Bonnie Thanks Claire ?True true.? Better if they can sniff and know.?? Teddy's fine. I think he's moved on as they say. Better to have loved and lost than........ never to have animals.??? Even the chickens become friends -Steve
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