Comments: I can't top Peaches for graphics, but Happy Birthday, Lenell. Thank you for all you do to help us stay connected.
Comments: Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday to you, happy birthday Dear Lynell Smith, Happy birthday to you!!!!!!! And many many more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comments: Happy Birthday Lynell. So glad you could be at home to enjoy the "wonderful" weather today for your Birthday. Did I pick up that JS was picking up dinner for you tonight since he gave you the night off from cooking?
Comments: Well, Jud stole all my lines - So Happy B-day to my fellow webmistress, may you have a great day!! Happy B-day Lynell!
Comments: Lynell, may your day be filled with chocolates, good wine, and a visit from Rod Stewart. Happy Birthday!
Comments: Happy Birthday, Lynell. Thanks for all you do!
Comments: Birthday Greetings to Lynell G. Smith. Tell David I said you can knock off the house cleaning at 4:45 today and you ain't cookin' dinner tonight.
Comments: It's snowing hard in NE Dallas! The streets are clear and the huge snowflakes are pretty. This is the best of both worlds.
Comments: Did Terry did withdrawal from not being able to ride a horse?
Comments: Just back from Antarctica.(Colorado)..we endured -18 degrees while there! Brrrrrrrrrr! But, so beautiful. The snow drifts were 5 to 6 feet high and the trees were heavy with snow...beeeeuuutiful! While outside on a wonderful deck, we watched the skiers come down the mountain with torches on New Year's Eve. We had warmers in our pockets. It was -13...Whoa! I needed warmers in other places for sure. The torches were a beautiful sight, but I think we can skip it next year! Hope all of you are well and happy!
Comments: I feel like I grew up with Jimmy and Donna. I spent a lot of time at my cousins, the Willards and the Darnells and Jimmy and Donna lived right between them. I always had a crush on Donna, but being the smart girl she was, she never returned the favor. After my first marriage of 7 years, I tracked her down and finally got her to agree to go out with me. We went to play tennis at her suggestion and had a great time. When we got back to her house, she thanked me for a fun evening, said she had to get up early and left me in the driveway. Darn! So much for short-term romances.
Comments: John: Your greeting is so touching!
Comments: Where do I sign up John? I have a ton of experience in the art of ugly.
Comments: While I'm on the topic of "ugly", let me be the first to extend Happy Birthday Greetings to the Pride of Southlake ... Barry Gibbs!
Comments: Last night the new season of "The Bachelor" kicked off. It is one of Dru's favorite shows and she tries to get me to sit down and watch it with her. Brad Womack is the "Bachelor" this time around and he hails from Austin. As I understand it, he was also a contestant on the show three years back and he broke some hearts then. I'm thinking the only reason he is back is to take advantage of the great travel trips the show now offers and to smooch on 30 different girls. I could use a free ride to Europe or Tahiti or where ever. My question is this: How come the guys and gals are never "ugly" on this show. I think it's high time the network put on an "Ugly Bachelor" show. Hey, ugly people need love too. Am I right, Jud?
Comments: Good one, Bill. I have to say that was one yummy, soft yet crunchy, slightly salty but yet chocolatey and sweet Snickers bar.
Comments: I always resolve not to make resolutions. That way I don't feel like a failure about Jan 4th.
Comments: It was a sad task today to put sweet darlin' Jimmy Nicodemus on our Memoriam page. He shared his twinkling eyes and handsome smile with everyone. Now, we must move on to other subjects. Any New Year resolution? I confess that I resolved not to buy candy bars in the checkout lane. Today, January 4, a Snickers called my name loudly at Walgreen's. To shut it up, I had to buy it and eat it in the parking lot.
Comments: I was planning to comment that I had 9 months until my 66th birthday and still wouldn't be able to get in good enough shape to match Larry Macon's 66th birthday activities. Then I saw the posts about Jimmy Nicodemus. Everyone loved him and Donna; they will be sorely missed.
Comments: From the Dallas Morning News today: James Nicodemus| Visit Guest Book
Comments: Not only were Donna and Jimmy "lookers," Mrs. Nic was simply beautiful, and equally as sweet. Thanks for letting us know about her, Janelle. (Gosh, a wonderful thought just came to mind...their family is together again.)
Comments: Janelle, thank you. Mrs. Nic must have been a good woman to have raised such children, although good children sometimes spring from interesting sources. I hope you are happy and faring well, and doing high kicks with that knee. We just love hearing from you, so please don't be a stranger here.
Comments: Betty, I remember Donna well from Miss Pirtle's typing class. That girl could type so fast! And it didn't rattle her that the period was split and we'd go to lunch in the middle of it. Donna was a darling, and as nice and good-looking as Jimmy. Alzheimer's is horrid enough, but to combine it with Parkinson's?? Lordy, Lordy. My darling father-in-law had Parkinson's, and it's a dilly.
Comments: Yes to both questions. Mrs. Nick and Jimmy have recently passed away. She only a few months back.
Comments: Lynell, it must be Jimmy because the article mentioned a long battle with Alzheimer's. Yes, he was a handsome guy. I loved his family. Donna was an incredible friend to many of us. The guest book is still up on the DMN website.
Comments: Oh, Betty, how heartbreaking. I last saw Jimmy at Terry McIntire's funeral. He was still handsome and nice, and he was trying to deal with his Alzheimer's. He said, "Gee, I know I know you from somewhere, but I can't remember your name right now." Thank you for letting us know. His birthday must have been in the fall, making him 66 now. What a sad way for our class to start the year, losing Jimmy. How very sorry I am for his loved ones.
Comments: Betty, Jimmy is from the '63 class. Don't know when his birthday is, but he could be 66.
Comments: Help...is Jimmy Nicodemus from the class of '62? I posted there inquiring about the DMN obit listing James "Nick" Nicodemus, age 66. Is this our Jimmy? And has Mrs. Nic passed away? Donna has been gone quite a few years now (I'm sad to say) and we've lost touch with the family. Would appreciate any info you have. Also: Happy New Year to all you wonderful '63ers.
Comments: [B]Go TCU![/B]
Comments: My review won't be as eloquent as JS's but Donna and I saw The King's Speech yesterday and it was a GREAT movie. Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush will certainly be Oscar contenders! |
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