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1978: I was busy being born.
Jesus, Ben. What are you? 12!
Guess I figured out my summer reading now… I like a well-researched novel!
Gerry, Little known how, um, close to life that book is. I’m still in touch with the bird woman. She lives in Ohio.
“The South Will Rise …” I remember reading and liking that one. I think I should revisit it.
Brings back memories indeed. The woman-associated Seger number for me is “You’re Still the Same.”
I knew a golf caddie from Mississippi who was given as a tip some box seats to a Seger concert at Madison Square Garden, a whole living room with enough space to dance, an open bar, and man, what music and what a party.
Ahhhh…I’m glad I have those nice Altec Lansing speakers hooked up to my laptop. Thanks.
Hey, nice to see these comments. I didn’t know I’d strike so many of you. Thank you for the “Ahhhh,” Vivian. 🙂
Hey, Doug. It still gets my toes tapping (though the rest of me isn’t too agile).
Me, too, Robert. 🙂