On (04 Jan 96) Marge Clark wrote to Tim Dill...
 MC> Tim, I read your birthday message, and then stopped and thought a  bit
 MC> before hitting the keyboard...(what a concept---talk about doing things
 MC> differently!
 MC> ;-)
That's very different ;-) I on the other hand let my messages simmer for 
a couple of days before answering them now, it makes my life very simple ;-)
 MC> anyway...was thinking about the changes  in you we've been privileged to
 MC> watch  online during the past year...  
 It was more amazing to grow through them you know? It still freaks me out 
 that of all the kids that are in the family of origin, I am the only one 
 allowed by my parent's place "anytime"... 
 MC> you summed up a lot of them in your message.. 
 MC> was remembering the msg you posted about working on that car (jeep????) 
 MC> w/ your dad... 
 Yeah that in itself was just a fluke.. my Mom and I where reading the Sunday 
 paper and there was this advert for a '47 Jeep for $2600.00 OBO so I talked 
 my Dad into checking it out.... He called and picked it up on Monday for 
 $1600.00. Once he cleaned out/off the interior he found out that it was
 a '44 with a '47 engine.. a WWII Jeep ;-) My Dad was jazzed on how that
 turned out....
 
 MC>and about the changes in the family...because of changes with you.
 Yeup....
 MC> and just wanted to thank you, for growing up in public where I could
 MC> watch, you  know?
 No problem, it's been a pleasure.. and  a long time I complained to you 
 in sip_aa about something off topic thinking you were still the Moderator
 there... gads how in the hell did I survive that one ;->?
 MC> happy birthday, my friend...I understand you will be celebrating this
 MC> weekend?
 Yeah, I did.. ED K. and Harriet presented me a cake at Ed's Friday night
 speaker meeting... that was fun.... to have two email correspondents
 show up for a cake of mine ;-)
 MC> (BIG grin!) 
 Thanks for the traveling coin (medallion) it came from Harriet through 
 you via Linda, I understand....
 Tim....
... This is more exciting than Woody Allen on Valium.
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