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remmers
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response 375 of 512:
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May 19 21:44 UTC 2002 |
Worked for me. Cute kid. Looks like she's trying to figure out
what the world is about.
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bhelliom
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response 376 of 512:
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May 20 13:57 UTC 2002 |
Happy day you guys. Congratulations! Hope I'm as lucky someday.
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mrmat
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response 377 of 512:
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May 20 16:10 UTC 2002 |
A friend of mine had a baby girl the same day....
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jaklumen
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response 378 of 512:
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May 21 02:40 UTC 2002 |
Wow =)
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nypr
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response 379 of 512:
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May 23 02:48 UTC 2002 |
we are not dummb we are the leader
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keesan
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response 380 of 512:
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May 23 14:45 UTC 2002 |
I now have a second bike that works even better than the first one that we
put together out of a used frame and new wheels ten years ago. It brakes and
steers a lot faster. The seat posts we had were all too small. Two Wheel
Tango had one for $50 but suggested aluminum shim around one of ours, such
as a piece of pop can. The pop can was too thin but two layers of siding
worked. Jim improvised a kickstand from pieces of two kickstands. Now all
we need is a short straight handlebar instead of the mountain style one that
hits things when I go by and won't fit in the garage bike slot and is too
high. We also inventoried the rest of our frames and parts and recycled a
few hopeless wheels - there are reasons we have these bikes, also broken
brakes and shifters and bent forks and bent dropouts. Jim wants to part out
a cheap grey bike and use the grey fork and wheels on his purple frame, or
maybe the internal brake wheels from the bike that fell apart.
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slynne
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response 381 of 512:
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May 23 20:36 UTC 2002 |
Hey folks, if you went to Community High School in Ann Arbor, there is
a reunion planned for June 22.
For more information see
http://reunion.communityhigh.org/
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lynne
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response 382 of 512:
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May 24 16:18 UTC 2002 |
IWLTA to all Pioneer band folk that Mr Albritton is retiring after 20 years
as director of bands. They're having some sort of event to commemorate it;
I'll see if I can find the details and post them.
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eskarina
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response 383 of 512:
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May 24 16:24 UTC 2002 |
the suprise event? his last concert was picnic pops, which was last weekend.
It was super cool, but at the same time we all got a chance to remember how
it really was.
He talks for awhile, gets awards, people get up on stage and say nice things,
he plays his last piece... and while the audience is still clapping, he turns
around to the band after bowing and says "Ok, stack chairs."
Heh.
The suprise thing is on June 14th in the evening. Waring had details. Write
her with questions at asstdirector@pioneerband.org. She knows what's up.
And no telling Mr. A!
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eskarina
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response 384 of 512:
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May 24 16:48 UTC 2002 |
there is also a webpage at www.pioneerband.org
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lynne
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response 385 of 512:
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May 24 18:23 UTC 2002 |
Sounds about right. I knew I wasn't going to be around for it, at least. :)
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eskarina
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response 386 of 512:
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May 24 21:20 UTC 2002 |
are you still gonna be in school then???
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lynne
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response 387 of 512:
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May 24 21:42 UTC 2002 |
I pretty much live in Boston year-round. Grad school kinda sucks; there's
no such thing as summer vacation.
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eskarina
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response 388 of 512:
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May 24 22:41 UTC 2002 |
What do you do in the summer?
Yeah, the simple fact that I'm disgusted with having to take summer classes
right now makes me think some time off before grad school would be good...
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janc
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response 389 of 512:
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May 25 00:50 UTC 2002 |
I'm sorry to announce that my mother died last night.
She was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease a few years ago, but until
December she was still taking care of my father (who has had several
strokes and is no longer completely on the map) and my sister (who suffers
from a degenerative neural disorder and is blind, memory-impaired,
and occasionally delusional). They had finally all decided to move
into assisted living, finally relieving my mom's workload, when my mom
took a fall. She has been hospitalized continuously since Christmas.
The fall didn't really do that much harm, but once she was off her feet,
she never got up again. The diagnosis was changed to Multi-System
Atrophy, but the prognosis was the same. She moved to Arbor Hospice
about a month ago. Coincidentally, nearly the entire family was there
to visit her on the day she died, including her sister, my father, me,
and my older brother. She would have been 73 years old in July, and her
50th wedding anniversary would have been in October. She lived a life
full of love and caring and creativity and will be remembered always by
her family and friends.
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mdw
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response 390 of 512:
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May 25 01:06 UTC 2002 |
I'm sorry to hear that. I'm glad her life was full of love & caring and
creativity - it certainly shows in you.
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ea
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response 391 of 512:
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May 25 01:08 UTC 2002 |
my sympathies Jan
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jep
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response 392 of 512:
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May 25 01:48 UTC 2002 |
Condolences, Jan. I'm very sorry for you and your family.
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jmsaul
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response 393 of 512:
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May 25 04:33 UTC 2002 |
I'm very sorry to hear that, Jan.
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aruba
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response 394 of 512:
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May 25 05:24 UTC 2002 |
Very sorry to hear that, Jan. Best wishes.
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scott
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response 395 of 512:
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May 25 05:25 UTC 2002 |
Sorry to hear it, Jan.
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senna
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response 396 of 512:
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May 25 07:29 UTC 2002 |
My sympathies to your family, Jan.
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void
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response 397 of 512:
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May 25 07:36 UTC 2002 |
Condolences, Jan and family. I'm very sorry to hear of your loss.
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mary
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response 398 of 512:
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May 25 12:07 UTC 2002 |
From what you've said she was indeed a loving person who
will no doubt be missed by all. My condolences.
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keesan
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response 399 of 512:
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May 25 14:21 UTC 2002 |
How is your father taking this?
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