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09/24/13 10:03 PM #5879    

 

Kay Watters '65 (Greene)

It is so hard to realize that we will no longer hear from Burge.  I think most of watched, waiting to hear from him.  Never knowing which way he would come at us, but always wanting to hear more.  Knowing Burge had lived so much more than some of us and knowing he had served and gone through so much more than most of us...he said Agent Orange had pretty much destroyed him...Burge gave our country so much, and was left with some of his problems unresolvedI. Here is a toast to a classmate that gave his all to America..


09/25/13 01:46 PM #5880    

 

Beau Wann, Jr.

     AMEN AND AMEN to all the above...and a sincere thank you to Gary for including me in the blessing...at this particular time, I can use all I can get...my beloved and I are stressed to the max...the more we do, seems the less gets done...we are down to the last minute now...we have to be out of here by Monday Sep 30th at midnight...and here's a kicker, October 1st is my beloveds birthday...what a crummy husband I am, getting her evicted on her 3X20 birthday...I remember when we started dating, she was 13...seems like only 47 years ago...

     Here today, gone the next...hard to believe that someone you knew was here, and now not...but for all of us, we have shared that terrible but common bond of humanity, death....some more severely than others...I really felt a connection with his kindred spirit, and sometimes tortured soul...myself having the Dr. Jeckyll Mr Hyde syndrome, I know we must all fight our demons, but thats the beauty of friendship, we dont have to do it alone...God, family and friends....are our best hope...our only hope...

     The forum, thanks to Jackie, really helped me break the evil bonds and escape the depths of hell...I would imagine it helped Burge somewhat...talking to friends, whether in person, or in letter, reinforces the goodness in your soul...gives you something to hold on to...when I and many others were over seas, to the beginning of time, "being overseas, away from home", we just ached for "mail call"...a body just died when you didnt get anything, but your heart soared when you did receive something...I would wait to open the letters, savoring the scent from home...the paper that had touched the people I loved, now touching me...most of us would read letters over and over, and never throwing a scrap of paper away...some of those letters were so dirty and worn through, you could hardly read them, but didnt matter, they were there...

     I sorta thought Burge would always be there...on the forum...

     I always told Burge I was gonna ride pegasus up to Texarkana and buy him a cup o joe, at the Two States Cafe...my my my, how I wish I had...

     I will miss the spot in my life that Burge took up...I always looked forward to hearing from Burge in the two states city...It didnt matter whether you believed in what he was saying, or that you agreed or disagreed, he made you think...and thats a good thing, an important thing, and one of the freedoms that he and others lived and died for...and would so again, and again ad finitum...freedome, the most precious commodity, we in the DuBarry whirld, Oak forest, our "Mayberry",  grew up enjoying...

    And now, Burgess, having "slipped the surly bonds of earth"...free from earthly pain and suffering...is truly free...

     Semper Fi my brother...Semper Fi

 


09/25/13 02:35 PM #5881    

 

Jackie Crowe (Finch)

Amen, Wayne, Gary, Teddie, Steve, Kay and BroBeau!

Semper Fi to Burge, a fine man of honor to us and his country!  We will truly miss him and I'm heart broken that we didn't know.broken heart

 


09/25/13 08:43 PM #5882    

 

Beau Wann, Jr.

    Goot eefenink mine waltripians...the witching hour is upon us...fixin to lose our phone and internet...didnt realize just how much I was going to miss being on the forum...but tonight is it...there is no DSL or uverse where we are going...we will have comcast and maybe they have internet too...Diane is taking care of that...

     There is a new stop and rob, one of those fancy schmancy corner stores in the new hood, and it has a Subway...I like Subway...the 12 foot long samiches...blackforrest ham with all the trimmins, yeah, thats what I'm talkin about...

     This move is really putting a strain on Cooper...that poor boy is just so upset and cant settle down...I figure thats what happened to him 6 years ago, his stoopid owners packed up and moved, and just left him behind...how anyone could do that is beyond me...I spend as much time with him as is humanly possible, but I gotta pack stuff...

     We gave him a tramadoll to help with his nerves, but that aint working so well...we just gave him a half one to start...Oh, the tramadoll is a Rx for him from the vet when he had surgery...we would never give him anything without the vets approval...in fact, since we have a virtual zoo, we have her home number and cell phone number, at her insistence...she's good...

     Ok, gotta go pack some more stuff...YUK...We have been getting rid of stuff for over a year...When you give advice to young people, tell em to collect memories and not stuff...

Your frien and stressed to the max other brother-in-classmate...ol special ed hissownself
attila the hun gry...

PS: I put the cooks Hop sing and Wishbone on sabatical till we get settled...they aint gonna like the kitchen, cause it has an electric stove...Bye Yall...bye Burgess...


09/25/13 09:14 PM #5883    

 

Pat Brantley (Ross)

I tried to tell Ron how long I have known burgess but it didn't come out.  I have no idea what those of you who went to Vietnam experienced.  I had a boyfriend during my coffee house days who would sleep in the back between sets.  I went back to wake him one time and he almost killed me.  He sat there crying and telling me about Cambodia and what he had done.  My friend guy hunter. (Class of 65) was studying theology before Vietnam.  When he came back he wouldn't talk to any of is about it, just changed his major to accounting.  He was a medic in Vietnam.  Sending our children and grandchildren into war is such a serious decision.  I don't think it should be left to politicians.  Is there any way to contact burgess' daughter to send condolences?


09/26/13 03:33 AM #5884    

 

Gary Keith

Well turns out Mr. Jordan is correct once again. Learned tonight Burgess Heart indeed failed. He had Congestive Heart Failure. Burgess and I were involved in a Vet group in Tomball lead by Dr. Mojie Burgoyne, quite a sweet but tough ol' gal. She got Burgess his disability from the Veterans Administration and extended his life another 20 years. She loves her Vets and stays in touch. She called me tonight and gave me the information on Burgess. Apparently he died in the hospital and was not alone. So rest your weary hearts and let's get on with it. Who wants to be next. No time for shyness gets a little closer every day. So make sure all your family and friends know you Love them. Here's a little poem I wrote that appeared in Leatherneck Magazine several years ago. Hope it strikes a nerve. God Bless you all even the atheists and Agnostics. Love, Gary

 

Have you heard the Voices at the Wall?

 

Have you heard the voices at the wall?

Have you heard your brothers call?

Have you taken time to really listen?

To the words and gifts that they are giving

 

For those of us who still survive

It's a blessing we're still alive

We've been given another chance

To make amends and learn to dance

 

Live Life like there's no tomorrow

You have no time for pain and sorrow

All of us must heed their warning

We’ve only what was given this morning

 

Hurry now, best get started

Don't be one of the broken hearted

Dance your dance like there's no tomorrow

Don't get caught with a life of sorrow

 

Life is fleeting, Time goes fast

Let someone else worry about the past

Be in this moment, now and here

Being present is not to fear

 

Be sure your Love One's understand

How much you care, all that you can.

So they won't wonder when you fall

If  you really cared at all.

 

Tomorrow is just another dream

Along our way, that makes things seem

Like they can wait, as time moves on

There'll be no time to right those wrongs

 

Your bell may sound without a warning

Times run out, now who's mourning?

Have you heard your brothers call?

Have you heard the voices at the wall?

 

dedicated to my grandson, Summer

g keith   13 july 2003

 

For those that do not know, the wall reference, is to the Vietnam Wall in Washington, D.C.

Please be kind to everyone you meet, you never know what burdens they may be carrying.

Love again, Gary


09/26/13 12:02 PM #5885    

 

Susan Howard (Bowman)

Thank you, Gary, for sharing that poem with us!  It means so much and it is so appropriate for all of us in our time of life.  I, too, had a boy friend that was a paratrooper in the Viet Nam War and when he came home he turned to alcohol to forget.  He died at a young age in a one car accident which was alcohol related.  He was such a good guy with so much promise!  I can't even begin to imagine what that war was like for those of you who served in Viet Nam, but from all of the loss and the stories I have heard and all the articles/books I have read is it any wonder that you have been so affected.  May Burge rest in peace - his soul is now in safe keeping.  I am so glad he didn't die alone - after reading his orbituary that was a fear I had.  


09/26/13 01:10 PM #5886    

 

Jimmie Sue Roach (Nation)

Just a quick hello, ya"ll.  Haven't been on in a while and have really tried to catch up.  I see that there has been some good news, glad Charles is doing better.  The sad news and the memorials are sometimes hard to accept, John Burgess will be missed, I hope he has found peace. Thank you Gary for the outstanding poem. What a testimony. Jackie, please take care, you are our pillar of strength.  After reading of John's passing, I gathered my yearbooks and took a long trip back to 1959 through 1964.  I enjoyed those years so much and have wondered about those we left behind.  To all of those that read the forum, thank you for resurrecting such fond memories. Love to all and God Bless.

Jimmie Sue


09/26/13 03:53 PM #5887    

 

Teddie Jordan

Good stuff Gary. You had let me read that poem before and yes it speaks to me. I would also love to read again the article you wrote  a few years back for your column about how everyone you meet on the journey of life is carrying a burden, and how helpful it is  for them to get a respite, even if it's just a short one, where they can set that heavy baggage down for a few minutes and laugh and get a break.

One thing Burge mentioned from time to time was how much he enjoyed reading on this website about other's lives and activities, and especially the stories and recollections of the good old days, in that happy simple little cocoon that was our childhood world. He also talked from time to time how therapeutic that was in bringing him through his blue periods.  I think in one way or the other we can all say that.

Rest in peace brother Burge and save us all a good seat up there.


09/27/13 03:07 PM #5888    

 

Jackie Crowe (Finch)

Thank you Gary for your information and your beautiful poem!  

Burge is "In Memory"  where you can also add your stories and tributes to him there, too. You can still see his complete profile if you click on View Profile next to his name or scroll to bottom of his memory area and click on link "Click here to see John Burgess's last Profile entry" 

Rest in Peace our dear brother, Burgess, who is now in God's loving arms.  Semper fi. 

I'm so Blessed and honored that I was able to share in his life in these later years.  Will miss him.  God Bless and Hugs, J

 


10/01/13 12:36 PM #5889    

 

Kay Watters '65 (Greene)

Jackie, thanks for posting those pics of Burge, and it was symbolic that no one broke the silence of rememberand of Burge, perhaps savoring those individual memories.  So I'm breaking the silence.

I had been corresponding with Burge those last two mos. since I didn't hear from him on the Forum.  I want to share with ya'll some of his last thoughts, as I tried to forward, co py, etc. his last email to me, but could not.  Probably enough has been said, as we all our lives to go forward with but Burge was always thoughtful and compassionate as I suspect he was in school, since I didn't know him,

His physical being was deluged with so many problems.  Yes, long-standing heart problems.  I've been reading some of his responses as far back as 2009.  To date, Burge didn't have the strength to respond on the Forum, and was waiting for paperwork for dental, dental he needed, but b/c of his heat function, va didn't want to put him under needed anesthesia.  However he said he was in a "Catch 22" if he didn't, the infection in his left big toe could spread from dental and his leg would be removed. He was taking antibiotics.  He had two prosthetic knees, and an aneurysim to his stomach.  Felt like he was just another Agent Orange piece of toast.  I wish we could hear from his family, but realize, perhaps it is not for us to know.  His last email I feel he knew might be his last, as he closed with thanks for my writing and until next time.  That was not his usual, so perhaps a way for closing.  Ten days before he died. 

I enjoyed our correspondence and read pgs. 59, 65, 66, 69, 70 and quit.  He was really energectic and a true responder on the Forum at that time, telling how much he enjoyed life as a child, and student with all of ya'll.  That is the message, live each day as fully as you can and enjoy all the good.

Today is Oct. 1st, a beautiful Fall day, one to enjoy.  Me thinks Mr. Beau is busy relocating and celebrating his wife' b'day, and Happpy Birthday, Diane, keep Beau in line. 


10/01/13 10:10 PM #5890    

 

Kay Watters '65 (Greene)

Just read pg 71 absolutely beautiful.  Continued reading on, our thoughts and opinions, even thou I was Class of 1965, I stand in awe of our recorded comments, what a class act of people on this Forum.  Jackie, I hold you responsible for this platform.  A place in time of memories, I wish we could bundle each person's thoughts to give to a loved one as their feelings. The poems, biblical statements and where we were all at, is a blessing. and very historial of all of our lives in the moment.


10/02/13 04:35 PM #5891    

 

Pat Brantley (Ross)

My sister, Janis was class of 63 and she said their reunion was great.  Their Saturday function was rained out, but everyone had a good time Friday. Night and Saturday night.  


10/03/13 04:10 PM #5892    

 

Scotty Croom

glad to hear 63 class had good reunion...sad to read thru facebook that jay jackson passed away in july..so sad that he missed 50th reunion....he was such a humorus guy..had reunited w/him thru facebook in past years...


10/04/13 03:51 PM #5893    

 

Jackie Crowe (Finch)

Kay, thank you for sharing some of Burgess' last moments.  He was a strong sweet man and served his country with honor!  He loved his country and us -- and as you said, all reflected in his memories of the Good O' Days!  At least we were able to all share those moments with him, and maybe in some way helped take some of his pain away.

We had that wonderful gathering with him when I first started the website (2008).   He really enjoyed it.  If any of those that attended have pictures, please share.  That was before we started Fudd gatherings and my picture taking.  In fact, I probably at that time didn't even own a digital camera.  Burge kept thinking he'd come in for a Fudd's, but his health just kept him away.  I was really hoping he would be able to make our 50th reunion home coming, but he had a much bigger home coming to attend.  God Bless you, Burgess.

And you are so right about our BroBeau, he's busy moving.   They did find a temporary place to live while they are building.  Looking forward to their "open house" in Chappell Hill!

Everyone have a great weekend!

Hugs and love,heart

J

 

 


10/04/13 03:57 PM #5894    

 

Jackie Crowe (Finch)

Reminder!  Fuddrucker's next Tuesday, Oct. 8 - see ya'll there! J

 

Houston Gang - Next Fuddrucker gathering is Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013 - 6:00 p.m.

Fuddrucker's the 2nd Tuesday of each month -- join the fun! Starting at 6:00 p.m. or whenever you can get there. 290 feeder road between Pinemont and Tidwell (13010 Northwest Freeway - 713-462-2639) call if you need directions. No reservations necessary - just show!

 


10/08/13 10:27 AM #5895    

 

Teddie Jordan

Sorry to say, Fran and I will miss Fudd's tonight.

Hope to make Clay's on the 26th though.

Y'all have a good time.


10/08/13 03:01 PM #5896    

 

Jackie Crowe (Finch)

Hey Teddie and Fran -- we will miss y'all tonight, but have fun on your trip!  And we'd better see ya'll on the 26th at Clay's.  I'm going to send out a reminder soon.

Hugs,

J


10/08/13 03:15 PM #5897    

 

Jackie Crowe (Finch)

 

 

Reminder!

Mini Class Reunion

Saturday, October 26 -

Clay's Restaurant

 

Clay's Restaurant on Saturday, October 26 from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Join the fun in Clay's private Pavillion. Please mark your calendars and we'll see you soon! WE NEED A HEADCOUNT, PLEASE CONTACT Johnny Sheffield if you are attending - Jsheffield@appliedfinishsystems.com

Clay's Restaurant

Pavillion

17717 Clay Road
Houston, TX 77084
Phone 281-859-3773

(At the end of the evening Johnny will meet with Reunion Committee and discuss more 50th Class Reunion plans) 50th Class Reunion Date is set for October 18, 2014 at Woodlands Resort with a Friday evening event on October 17, 2014)

 

Clay's Pavillion


10/09/13 01:33 PM #5898    

 

Pat Brantley (Ross)

Saturday night Ron and I took our two granddaughters to a school fundraiser.  The speakers were al and jase Robertson from duck dynasty.  They were really nice guys and jase gave a beautiful sermon aimed at the kids.  The man knows his bible.  They also had funny stories and did a meet and greet to raise additional money.  They auctioned off stuff they had signed (Remington rifle, yeti coolers, duck calls, etc).  The cast gets 600 requests per day for personal appearances.  Jase said if he didn't work at duck commander he would be a middle school athletic coach.  He really loves kids.  They came to this small school because it was near San Antonio.  Al said that when they agreed to do duck dynasty he had magnets made up that said "remember the Alamo" to remind all of them to stick together .   I just started watching the show about six weeks ago because the girls wanted that recorded for grandparents night.  We have them for one evening a week.  


10/12/13 06:35 PM #5899    

 

Teddie Jordan

Fran and I just drove back today from a couple of enjoyable days on the Redneck Riviera in Biloxi.

Saw and got to hang out with Johnny and Becky S. and a couple of their friends, and quite unexpectedly also got to see and enjoy what has got to be the world's largest hot rod, antique and classic car assembly and cruise in the world, with over 8000 of those cars cruising and spread out over about a twenty mile stretch of coast. Pretty incredible. And we got to see at least 150-200 of our personal favorite, the '55 Chevrolet, and we're sure there were many more that we missed, so it had my hot rod motor turning at a high rpm. Everywhere you looked and went there were cool cars!

Then last night we saw (the Mike Love branch of)  the Beach Boys perform and they can still rock.

I even donated a couple of hundred dollars at the dice table to help them keep the lights on.  

Help me Rhonda!!


10/13/13 02:00 PM #5900    

 

Paige Talley (Meek)

Greetings from Carleen Road. It iis official. I am a bonified, full time resident of Houston, TX and only on visiting terms with College Station. This being my birthday month (and thanks to all the FB Happy Birthday wishes) it is only appropriate that I get to actually live with Richard. Nice! (I also got Si Robertson's 101 book for my BD and a new mystery)

I would like to say that the "relocation" was planned by us, but alas it was one of  God's perfectly timed evenst. Veros has opened a corporate office in Austin with plans of their own. My position in the company was eliminated. Thus, not only do I get to live with Richard like a reeeeally married couple, but get to seek employment as well. I am blessed!!!

So, I hope to get to Fudds on the 2nd Tuesday of the month and participate in other Waltripian events as the fun arises.

Gotta go for now ... Richard wants me to learn how to use the lawnmower. Since it is damp out, today's lesson, How to Start the Mower by Richard C. Meek, is in the garage. . Ah the joy and bliss of home!!!

Hugs, Paige of Richard and Paige


10/13/13 05:49 PM #5901    

 

Beau Wann, Jr.

     Hello mine Waltripians...long time no forum...It has been an eventful if not hectic and frantic, stressful and downright worrisome time this past Setpember and October. We are finally moved into the new old rent house. One of our waltrip friends found it and arranged for us to stay here whilst we wait on ye olde plantation house to be built. Of course now it has decided to rain, so that further delays things...boooooo! Hows that for an early boo for halloweetnd...

     We cant buy rain for 5 years, and now we cant get rid of it.  Oh well, guess we're on someone elses schedule and plan!

     Been a heck of a time trying to get internet service to verk here. Cant get AT&T DSL here, so we have to have comcaste (I added the e for good measure).  It has gone down a zilllion times. We call em up, and "press 1 for english" Press squat if you hate this system....My beloved has spent several hours a night on hold or talking to someone in india..."this call may be monitored for quality and training..." yada yada yada...I doubt they would monitor an automated call...if so, what for? To hear me cussin um whilst I am on hold?

     I take over in the day time, and get someone with an accent...I can only understand 25% of perfect english, and none of the lady that I talk to...I think she is french...it sounds good and sexy, but no practicality to it atall!  I just generally say "ok" or, "the onliest light on is the power light", or "no change"...this last time, methinks, she got er done. Got all them lights, plus I did understand her to say she was giving us "bigger"? or "better"? service, since we were having such problems. Oh, I forgot to mention the old modem broke, so I had to go to comcaste and get another one. But, it's up and running now! ! !

     We have alot of our things, those things we thought we'd need, still in boxes. Some has been put away, but it's like a scavenger hunt looking for stuff. you see something and remember seeing it, but when you actually need it, you forget which box you saw it in!  "Uh hun, have you seen my pants"? says I. "Which ones" Diane says. "Oh, you know the ones, they call them cargo pants now, but we use to call them army pants, you know the ones with all the pockets" says I. "What color" says she. "the greyish/brown ones, I guess that would be olive drab" says I. "You mean like the ones you're wearing"? she says with a evil teacher grin!

    You know, I hate a smartalleck wife! ! ! She better watch out, I'll trade her in on a much younger and prettier model...I have the number for The Stepford Wives! That'd probably be the only way I could get a new wife, hire a robot!

    The cats are semi-adjusted from 3500 sq ft down to 350 sq ft. Big Oliver not so much. He growled for the first two days straight. Him being a low talker, it sounded sort of like an angry electric can opener. grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...we have never heard him do that. I asked the owner if the previous tenant had any animals, or did someone die here, and was assured that neither was the case!  I guess he's sort of over it, although, he did think outside the box and peed on the floor. Lucky it is tile. I guess he was just confirming his displeasure with the new accomadations. He seems to be more settled now.

     Katy and Peaches, the little old ladies of the bunch, are still on thyroid and high blood pressure meds, and still spitting them out when they can! Annie bob has found lots of hiding places to leap from to scare the bejeebers out of everyone. Well, of course everyone but me....well, there was that one time in the middle of the night she had opened up the dirty clothes hamper and layed in wait for the first unfortunate victim to use the powder room...I had a hard time putting the shower curtain back, and rolling all the toilette paper back up, but other than that, all turned out ok...well, cept for the teeth marks on my big toe...

    Friday I noticed someone else had peed on the floor, but too much for a cat, and this had blood in it. Cleaned it up, and then saw cooper do it again. HE NEVER EVER HAS EVER PEED IN THE HOUSE...THIS WAS SERIOUS... Called the vet and they said bring him right in, so I did. They probed and poked and xrayed and took cultures, and found no crystals or stones, jkust an infection, to which he is now taking antibiotics and pain meds for. The blood has gone away, and he seems to be resting comfortably on his couch.

     Now, if that wasnt enough, my lungs have started their semi-anual trek to the ER. Starts with a cough, then shortness of breath, then no breath at all...then it's ER time. Still in the cough/shortness of breath stage. I use inhalers, but dont want to get too dependent on. Just saw in the Houston Pravda that Inhalers have increased in price...duh, there's a real shocker! Right?

    Ok, whats the score now? Two cats get 5 pills twice a day, and one dog gets 3 pills twice a day, and one big baby (I hate cough syrup) gets cough syrup a couple of times a day, whether I need it or not!  Why cant they make it taste like chocolate malt???  Oh bother! My beloved is a saint, is she not. She never utters a discouraging word after having to shove pills down ssome ungrateful animals sharp tooth mouth. Well, cooper is easy to give meds to, just coat em in peanut butter! Of Course she has to nag the person that needs the cough meds..."sweetie, did you take the cough syrup"? she says..."Uh, I was just gonna do that now" says I..."I set that out for you two hours ago" she says...

     Trying to get use to a new place is rather tedious sometimes, not to mention perplexing. For instance...we set up our bed in the dining room. Why not in one of the three bedrooms, you ask? Brothers and sisters, I am glad you asked that! I dont know...nah, the reason is we have filled he other three bedrroms with boxes and stuff...mostly stuff! And to keep the living area, small as it may be, free of clutter and livable, I put everything in the bedrooms!      It is set up expertly, as only an expert like me can set up the aforementioned! Anyway, there is a 6 lightbulb chandelier hanging over the foot of the bed, to which I might add that I have bashed my head on it a gazillion times. I tried to tiewrap it up, but it must weigh a gazillion tons.    When I turned on the 6 light bulb chandelier, the room went nuclear with white light. I noticed the lights dimmed in the rest of the hood.   I shut er off, and waited for the bulbs tocool down...when they did, guess what I found? 6, count em 6, 100 watt bulbs. I cannot imagine using a 100 watt bulb in this day and time, let alone 6 in one fixture! ! ! ! The cfls will give you 100 watts of light on 23 watts of power.  I changed em out to 25 watts of candle bulb x 6. Hells bells, thats enough light. I cant see anyway, light or no light!           If youre wondering why I havent paragraphed, the ding dang thang wont let me, so I just gotta keep on keepin on!               DOES ANYONE HAVE DENNIS HANSELS PHONE NUMBER? I HAVE 7 ACRES OF HAY THAT NEEDS TO BE CUT AND HE CAN HAVE IT IF HE WILL JUST CUT IT. OR ANYONE OUT THERE  THAT NEEDS 7 ACRES OF HAY...IT'S ALL YOURS. I know Dennis is always having to buy hay for his cattle, and trying to find some for a reasonable price is hard to do. I noticed it runs from 8.50 to 16.95 a bale. Ok, guess it's time to watch Diane give the cats and dog their pills. Sooooo, keep the sun at your six, if you can find it...your ssix or the ssun, either one...your frien and brother-in-class        attila the hun gry    


10/13/13 05:56 PM #5902    

 

Beau Wann, Jr.

     Hey Paige! ! !  ! Welcome to houston! I got a job for you, or several jobs...Cleaning litter boxes, going through boxes and finding a spot for whatevers in em!  glad you and Richard the Lion Hearted have been reunited...yeaaaaa! 

     I found a new Krogers to shop at, and it is 1 mile closer than the one on 43rd st, not to mention one of the Super Krogers. But I must warn ya, WEAR A JACKET...it is so cold in there. Ok, leaving again, just had to welcome Pretty pirate Paige back to Houston...Oh, I won the lotto...well, the texas two step...7 whole dollars...U.S. dollars too! Guess I'll retire...hmmm, already am...maybe I'll find a job! Who would hire me? What can I do? I hurt a lot, if someone needs a person that moans and groans a lot. I guess I'm sorta like Big Oliver, and just growl grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...

    Oh, important stuff,   Sears has already decorated for Christmas, and Home Depot has followed suit...an it haint even hollereen yet!!!!!


10/13/13 06:26 PM #5903    

 

Kay Watters '65 (Greene)

Of course we all tried to fill in for you, Beau-man, But noone compares...you should maybe get an editorial job at the local paper once you all settle!  Might even get paid for it...but be sure to make friends with the local vet, you will need it. 

I did manage to take a long planned trip to the Hill country, Bandera and Fredericksburg with 4 women.  Never again with that many women, snoring and sharing beds and baths, broadened my boundaries.  

This weekend went to the annual Madisonvilel Mushroom Festival, very humid and hot, and I in a sweater was not a good combination, still managed to enjoy it with Sis

Beau, been there with the cats, the incessant meowing and thyroid, Just tolerated it until he passed away, gave him the best, shrimp, you name it, was never able to help him and he just got skinnier, hopefully you will have a better vet than I had, perhaps I had the best, although it did not get better.  You've certainly got your hands full.

Well, misery loves company and we are all here for ya!

 


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