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Comments: It's cool to watch Giada do ANYTHING!
Comments: Chuck's Day Off sounds interesting. I like the Food Channel, sometimes for comic relief. Semi-Homemade is fun, where Sandra what's-her-name changes outfits and kitchen decor with every show, and always makes a big pitcher of boozy punch. It's cool to watch Giada squeeze a pint of juice out of a lime. I also like those who use a stick of butter at every meal and don't gain an ounce.
Comments: Boardwalk Empire, Big Bang Theory, Dexter, Modern Family, Chuck's Day Off (cooking channel) Don't watch too much TV, but I try to catch those shows.
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Comments: COWBOYS!!! WHAT CAN I SAY?????
Comments: Many thanks to Lonnie Harmon, a young man from the Class of '64, for sharing his photos with us. They are now posted on the Images page. Just click the 65th Birthday Party button at the top, then click Slideshow in the top right. Lonnie, you are appreciated!
Comments: I'm not hiding you Jud...I love seeing your pics! Sharon, thankfully, the FB Bears haven't totally forgotten about us over here and finally sent pictures. This site was generously started by Lynell to help us stay in touch when our other one was lost......AND that was waaaaaaay before these networking sites became the norm. Now, those that use FB don't come over here much anymore to tell us what went on or is happening etc. Some of those on FB we don't miss and hope they stay over there...........haaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!
Comments: Sharon, I was unable to attend either, and Lonnie Harmon ("64) sent me some pictures last night. He will send more when he has time. When I receive them, I'll post them here and put a link so you can see them. I hope you're enjoying this fabulous weather!
Comments: I don't do FB because my computer at home died a long time ago and I just haven't replaced it. Are any of the pictures from the birthday party going to be posted on this site? I'm really sorry that I couldn't be there to visit with everyone because I know you had a great time.
Comments: To hide one on FB there is an X to the right of their comments, just click it and there will be a phrase that comes up that states to hide then or remove them from your site, or cancel if you picked the wrong one you want to remove. Very easy to do.
Comments: Strange Lady, you'd better not be hiding me! I know where you live!
Comments: I can never remember how to "hide" someone on FB so I go to the help center each time. And, you only have to hide them one time.
Comments: Bill, I loved seeing your travels on FB..........thank you for sharing the photos...........I enjoy that about FB. BUT, I don't know how to hide those people. Do I have to hide them EACH time?
Comments: You can solve that problem on FB by just "hiding" those folks who insist on posting their every move and/or mood. You don't have to de-friend, just hide so you don't see all their business. I enjoy FB and it has connected me with lots of old friends and is a quick way to stay in touch.
Comments: Yeah, Cynthia....it is what it is........sigh! I guess if some of you guys and gals that lurk here don't do FB you will not see the pictures and video of the class 65th Bday party. It looks like a lot of great folks were there. Seems as tho some of the Bears have forgotten we are over here. I am sort of getting tired of tuning into FB and reading what some are having for dinner, what doctor they are seeing, what time they got up, where they itch.....sheesh! I like to see all the photos and experience the grandchildren and IMPORTANT events, but the mundane day to day logs are BOR-ING!! Helllllloooooo! I'm just sayin...........
Comments: Brenda, it doesn't seem possible that it has been a year. God bless you and you are in my prayers and thoughts.
Comments: Wanted to thank Peaches and her wonderful committee for giving us the opportunity to share our 65th birthday with our high school friends. Had a great time and enjoyed seeing everyone. Can't wait for the 50th Reunion.
Comments: I am with you Brenda - thanks so much for a lovely evening with my upper classmates. You know how to make a lovely event. The tables and birthday cakes and all were most impressive but none more than the people that were there to enjoy each other. Brenda, it was really nice to see you and be able to share dinner together along with Milo, Jana, Peaches, Roger, and Larry and Janet Perry. What a great table of people. Enjoy your Medicare and statesmanship to the class. You earned it and you do not look like you belong there yet but as they say - it is what it is. Cynthia
Comments: Just wanted to say "Thank You" to all the people involved in putting together the 65th birthday party...my first trip to the Omni without Barney...it is one year ago this month that I lost him...but being with so many loving and caring friends made it so much easier. Thank you again!!!
Comments: We're starting a Habitat house tomorrow. Our church is partnering with 11 other local Presbyterian churches to build a house in Forest Hills (just south of I20 in Ft. Worth). We had a kickoff dinner a few weeks ago and I met the guy we are building the house for. A really nice family with 2 children. I asked him where he worked and he said "#@ &*^+@ %$@!". With my poor hearing in a noisy crowd, I said "WHAT?" He repeated "We raise mice." "You raise WHAT?" "MICE" So they raise mice. I asked for who and he said who ever wants to buy them. Researchers. Pet Shops. Snake farmers. Says they have a lady drive down from OK in her van every week and takes a load back to OK for her snakes. How would you like to live in that neighborhood? He said the mayor of Fort Worth came out recently to personally inspect the business. Seems like the city gets a lot of complaints. The mayor said everything looked fine. They are looking for more property to expand the business.
Comments: Ha. Barry, you're funny. I agree that it's hard to remember people without a whole name! Heck, I barely remember what I had for lunch. Here's a follow-up to the scam story with last month's Visa bill for "home services membership." I called the 800 number and had a wishy-washy response. I asked the company to remove the charge, which they cheerfully did. Last night we tried to pay for dinner with the Visa card, only to find the account has been closed. How embarrassing! We learned that the scammers attempted a charge of nine cents yesterday -- probably to see if anyone was paying attention -- so Visa closed the account. It would have been nice had they told us, but I'm glad they caught this and prevented damage. I guess the moral to the story is to go over those credit card bills very carefully! (And carry enough cash to pay for dinner.)
Comments: So Lynell, are you saying it's OK to post using just our first name? Just kidding! I wouldn't know who most of the people were if they didn't put first and last name. I still have to look in the yearbook to remember who some are and sometimes I still don't remember them!
Comments: 69 coming. Fun, Fun, Fun. Keep those prayers going for our classmates who are having surgeries during this time, Harriett Custer, Sandra Lineberger Dunn, Tom Daniels, Harolyn Kay Davis Berry.
Comments: It's birthday celebration time. I got our hotel rooms for $90.00 (senior citizen discount). We have 66 coming. At least 15 of our regulars are either having surgery, out of town, going to a wedding, etc. etc. We are going to eat, have delicous birthday cake, listen to music from the fourties and up through the years and a few fun surprises on the screen. We can have lots of time to visit !!! See y'all Saturday, October 9th.
Comments: Jud and Phil are two smooth-talking '63 boys!
Comments: And she's so darned cute in her boots and spurs, with her riding crop!
Comments: Lynell you are the head wrangler, your ranch your rules!
Comments: Then there's Charlotte Church's daughter's Strange fainting spell and Charlotte the Spider, or Weird happenings...ha ha ha!! What is so funny about those comments by S T...as far as being on the Internet, it makes no dif whether we type our last name or not HERE...........we are all on there anyway, with pics of our houses, our incomes, what ever, HERE it helps us know who is posting. I say if you don't like the rule don't post here, but if you are going to post......give it up and follow the rule and shut up already..The subject is soooo tired and it changes nothing to keep dragging it on...Sheesh!. 
Comments: Then there's Lynell Smith, the Brazilian evangelist, and Lynell Smith, co-star of Dolomite (a '70s movie about a pimp.)
Comments: All you need is a name like mine. Do a search and you come up with a lot of Barry Gibbs the hockey player and a lot of Barry Gibb of Bee Gees fame. I guess I'm buried down there on page 100+ |
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