Hi, Mike Peters, 

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You‘re so right. By this age most of us have survived one thing or another. Some have survived more than their share!

The sun looks so nice this morning!

Donna and I got through icemaggedon with no damage to bodies, dwelling or vehicles. I attribute that to the fact that we stayed in our jammies all day Wednesday and Thursday.

We buried my 97-year-old aunt on Tuesday in East Texas but the weather was nice that day. And, I got to visit with a few cousins that I haven't seen in quite a few years.

I hope everyone else escaped the storm unscathed.

Barry, Best wishes. good news that you feel good. 
You know the ‘ol saying. “If you don’t like the weather in Texas, wait a minute”.  That seems to be what is happening to my area also. Freezing temps then warm again. I had little wildflowers blooming before the last freeze. Plants are very confused along with butterflies. ……and I am too as to what to wear each day. Haaaa. 

I’m just thinking about our ages……hard to believe to me. I’m just happy to have another year, but , Oh, the aches and pains come along with those years now. 

Hi, Mike Peters! Chime in here. 

Ken, I have student directories from our era, plus a Humble Happy Motoring map from back then. See, when you’re a pack rat (David’s words) you have all sorts of cool junique.

It seems some flippers have figured out our part of Oak Cliff was ten minutes from downtown, and the lots were large. It’s great to see this happening!

Today I had lunch with Martha Bass Hunt at her retirement place. Martha looks great, and we had fun — just like first grade. What a warrior Martha is.