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03/05/16 11:34 AM

#2755

Dale Charlie Salazar

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Would enjoy a simple gathering from time to time to compare jokes we can tell in public.

Good to see you again Cathy.

03/05/16 11:50 AM

#2756

Sue Kelson (Butcher)

Gerd, I love, love, love the idea of getting together informally; we should do it!

03/05/16 12:32 PM

#2757

Charlotte Warr (Andersen)

I would enjoy that Gerd. Go ahead and set it up!

In the meantime, here's several preposterous momments:

03/05/16 03:32 PM

#2758

Jeff Chivers

Occasional informal get-togethers would be great!! I would cetainly try to come.

03/05/16 07:11 PM

#2759

Cathy Hampshire

Hello Jerry ... thank you for the welcome back !!! And your memory is fairly clear my friend to remember me. I would love to see all of you and Gerd the picnic in Sandy is perfect idea so just tell us when and I will hope I am in town for that.
We truly should not wait for time to pass us by not that 5 years is a goal that we should miss either; but with how fast time seems to be passing me by, I would like to get together more often than that. And, I missed the 2015 so definitely would like is sooner than later.

03/06/16 12:00 PM

#2760

Gerd Eysser

Who is the keeper of the email distribution list so i can notify everyone?

03/08/16 03:54 PM

#2761

Ross Olson

Hey Gerd,

Sounds like the perfect plan.

Ross

03/08/16 04:55 PM

#2762

Charlotte Warr (Andersen)

03/08/16 11:44 PM

#2763

Deeann Loveridge (Reynolds)

Gerd, great idea. Love the bring your own picnic. Low key and fun.

Char, if your brother is looking for BOM evidence I suggest he look right here in North America in the heartland states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Tennessee, and several others. Google Hopewell Indians, Rod Meldrum or Ryan Fisher. That's all I'll say on something referring to religion (for now).

My husband and I went on a tour last Autumn to visit several sites in these states and the ancient Hopewell Indian mounds were amazing and most people don't know anything about them. We learned so much about the Hopewell and Adena people and their incredible earthworks and lunar calendar earth work remains, watch towers and burial mounds. The Newark Mounds in Ohio were jaw dropping. Truly amazing and well worth checking out for anyone who appreciates Native American history. A man named Wayne May publishes a magazine called Ancient American Archaeology of the Americas Before Columbus which we enjoy very much. Non-denomonational! Just great, accurate information from knowledgable people.

03/09/16 12:15 PM

#2764

Charlotte Warr (Andersen)

03/09/16 10:10 PM

#2765

Gary Bell

Just wanted to Say Hi, Cathy, Gary

03/10/16 02:27 AM

#2766

Richard Smith

Gerd I love the dork sitting in the park idea. I've always had trouble imitating a human but I can do dork blindfolded.

In regards to the searching for BOM evidence, what is past off as proof really isnt anything more than just wishful thinking and after spending 30 years researching history evidence and discovering incredible evidence of many many civilizations with giants and some strange beings all over the world, something has been going on on planet earth for many hundreds of thousand years. We just happy to be here now but definitelym not alone.

03/10/16 02:46 AM

#2767

Richard Smith

Jerald, I get the idea from your past posts that you may have gone to Emerson Elementary and still live in the area near Millies. Can we meet up and I'll buy you a shake. Anyone else up for a shake?

03/10/16 09:48 AM

#2768

Gerd Eysser

Name time and place for shake. There are some times of boredom when retired and would welcome the chance to grab a shake

03/10/16 02:32 PM

#2769

Jerald DeGraw

Ha, I actually went to Jefferson Elementary ( whose official flag I designed ), thus, My fave hangout was a malt shop called 'Cummins Drive-In', whose hamburgers and shakes were absolutely the BEST on the Planet ! After it got demolished in the name of 'progress' :-(, I suddenly heard 'Millies' calling to Me, and I've been obeying for the last 39 years ! Would LOVE to meet up with Mi Southern Amigos for ANYTHING edible ( Even tho' NOTHING can even slightly compare to Cummins :-) It's been interesting, from time to time, finding a very few who also frequented that drive-in, and they ALL say the same thing ! I would gladly give up the Scooter...no, maybe the Harley, to be able to go back there, again. I tried it once, in the Delorean, but it didn't work, so I ran it Thru' Brasher's Auto Auction to get rid of it ( Ha, yes, I REALLY did :-)

---Biff...or is it Marty...no BIFF :-)

03/10/16 02:34 PM

#2770

Jerald DeGraw

....no, make that McFly...Senior...the First one :-)

03/10/16 05:36 PM

#2771

Frederik Dissel

Go Jerry,

From the 17th South and West Temple group--Cummins was terrific.Lot's of fun memories.

03/10/16 05:45 PM

#2772

Deeann Loveridge (Reynolds)

I think I agree with Char in trying to keep the site religion and politic free. So sorry to those I offended when I was trying to share information about historical sites that are religious to some and amazingly historical to others and those who have never heard of them.

I wish you all well and hope you can make this site welcome to all.

03/11/16 09:52 AM

#2773

Gerd Eysser

Deann, thanks for the historical information. As Aldous Huxley quoted: "Facts don't cease to exist simply because they are ignored." I am never offended by facts.

We're all over 60 and now we can't express our opinions? that's exactly the entitlement we have earned!