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That sounds really interesting. Do you operate it yourself?
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That sounds really interesting. Do you operate it yourself?
My seat mate Honolulu to Kona is a Jewish guy from Chicago who sells soy sauce.
Well, there's that soy sauce stain. . .
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sounds like a tongue-twister: He sells soy sauce down in Chicago.
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Facebook message me next time!
I would come visit I'm less than 20 mins away from the airport.
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A very happy and healthy new day to all!
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| C | Am | F | G |
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[COLOR="#000080"]We were (C) out on a date in my (Am) daddy's car.
(F) We hadn't driven (G7) very far.
(C) There in the road, (Am) straight ahead...
(F) A car was stalled, (G7) the engine was dead.[/COLOR]RichM
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Here's an odd reflection for today:
My orthodondist when I was a teen played tenor banjo in a Dixieland band. One day while chatting with me in the chair, he discovered that I played guitar. He got very animated, announced that he played the banjo, and disappeared out of the room. He returned with an ornate tenor banjo, and proceeded to play and sing "Yes, Sir, That's My Baby" there in the exam room. He was very good. He really wanted to talk about music, but I was a sullen teen who just wanted to get out of there as soon as possible.
At the time, I thought he was the world's biggest dork, and I was embarrassed for him. Now I think he was unspeakably cool. Funny how time does that to you.
My orthodondist when I was a teen played tenor banjo in a Dixieland band. One day while chatting with me in the chair, he discovered that I played guitar. He got very animated, announced that he played the banjo, and disappeared out of the room. He returned with an ornate tenor banjo, and proceeded to play and sing "Yes, Sir, That's My Baby" there in the exam room. He was very good. He really wanted to talk about music, but I was a sullen teen who just wanted to get out of there as soon as possible.
At the time, I thought he was the world's biggest dork, and I was embarrassed for him. Now I think he was unspeakably cool. Funny how time does that to you.
Good morning, one and all! I've just gotten home from driving a friend to the hospital, where she's having a lumpectomy done this morning. Now I'm waiting for the call to go back to get her, to take her home....
That's why Bryan Tolentino is there!
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That sounds like a missed opportunity for you.
Just in different places at that moment in time. It's funny how we can be out of sync with people sometimes.
I am in rainy, cold Minnesota. No whining. You are in Hawaii.
Thanks Damon. We spent the interval standing in line or on the phone in a tense 3-way with United and Hawaiian. Mrs Pere is relentless.
When it looked like only one of us was getting out last night I thought, "Damon's got a guest room. . ."
Coulda been epic. Or not. Yeah. Woulda been.
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Missed opportunities! So many in a lifetime. Maybe that's why I'm wide awake all ready. It's 4:36 and I've been up for half an hour.
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