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    I'm glad you all made it back home safe and sound. Now it's back to keeping up with the day to day stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by firebird77clone View Post
    Maybe you could take a local tour of your home, as I'll miss your lively commentary.
    I do.
    I write a 'Ramblings From Rahotu' every month.
    It started when Rosie's cousin from Scotland came to visit about twenty years back, and said for us to keep in contact.
    I've always kept a diary, so sent her a copy every month.
    She, in turn, sent it to her sister. who demanded her own copy.
    Then my family got involved...then She's extended family...then my extended family...and it just escalated from there.
    I don't know now exactly how many get it now; but it's a fair number.

    All good I suppose.

    It's even printed off and read to the Kumback Coffee Club girls at the Kumback Café in Perry OK.
    I know that 'cos I got yelled at when we visited this time around, because somehow they didn't get the July 2015 one.

    And thanks for the nice comment.
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    Ah.........the burdens of fame..............
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    Crikey Uncle Bob, you're mellowing!
    At one time I would've expected: Ah...the burdens of infamy...



    (Just poking the bear, just poking the bear...)
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnboy View Post

    Crikey Uncle Bob, you're mellowing!
    At one time I would've expected: Ah...the burdens of infamy...

    (Just poking the bear, just poking the bear...)

    Yesterday I had a reply typed,
    Quote Originally Posted by rspears
    .....or infamy.
    but I thought better of it and deleted it before hitting "Submit Reply"

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