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Of the time I simply lurk in the background and let things pass. Of the same lack of charity in regard to members of the group. I've been reading this exchange with keen interest, since I was guilty Thankfully, he’s usually articulate and funny.

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Looks as if his main activity is filling this medium as full as he can. Since the subject has been brought up, I’ll comment briefly on east coast surfing later.Īlso, let’s start a committee to help Zoom get a life. Also nearby is Silver Beach, but they screen you to get in. Oh, to Zoom, or whoever said it: Yes, Buckroe Beach is in back of “Frontrow Beach.” Another beach, “Loge Beach,” is nearby, but it is private. I’m posting this to all just to let everybody know what great gals (hee hee, don’t kill me) you both are. Judy jerked the missal when I acknowledged what I had done. I’m just sorry that my whole friggin letter got thrust upon all the poor souls who peruse this list. Having known you for two years, with a skip of two, I know you’re a great person.

Whatever happened at the senior prom is really not that big a thing. Judy McClung told me you’re doing well in El Paso with two lovely girl children. I hope you have continued the use of your illustrative art talents to bring you happiness as well as some coin. The quality of the illustration far surpassed the quality of the writing, I must say. Every time I read the story makes me want to gag. I don’t think I’ll find one on any booksellers’ remainders shelf.)Īlso, you did a great illustration for my story that was published in our literary mag. Does anyone know where I can get another. (My year book got burned up in a fire some years ago.

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When you scribbled in my year book in ’69 you admonished me-“Don’t go throwing pebbles at peoples’ windows after dark.” Or some such remark-made me laugh every time I read it. For godsakes, look at Romeo and Juliet-both dead. Lee was staying with you that weekend evening. That same year at some point I snuck into the alley behind your house after dark and started pitching pebbles at your bedroom window. I was is pick-on pet because of you guys. Garza always made fun of me regarding that. Garza’s drafting class, waving and giggling. You guys used to stand outside the hall while I was in Mr.

I took her to the ROTC dance my frosh year. Yes, I DO remember the blintzes! I also remember that when I lived down the street, one of your buddies was Lee Anderson. Robby: do you remember the deep fried cheese blintzes? Stand in my front yard throwing a baton in the air, hoping he'd come by! (I might have all of this wrong.)Īt some point Robby lived down the street from me on Marble. Seems like Jim Duke lived across the street from him. Might be better off seeing if I can find two sets of four 20” blades that turn, R&R the two sets and use the old sets for fish trees in the pond.I remember Robby Dirmeyer! He lived around the corner from me, on Sierra Madre, and we used to play together. Otherwise R&R both rear, four blade sets. Only if I can get the bearings and spacers off on both old axles. Looks like 2 new axles, 2 new blades, 2 new end bushings. Never done one of these disk blade set repairs before. To straighten the Axle without cracking or breaking it would probably require a forge and a big anvil with a long flat surface, neither of which I have

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Plus both 1 1/8” heavy square axles are bent, Before the 1 3/8” square tips. A repair will require removing both rear disk sets, then pulling the disk blades off the axle in order to get to the first disk blade put onto the stack plus all bearings and spacers removed to get to each disk blade, end blade on the stack. A good bit more complicated than I first thought. So today I go out and do a real detailed survey of the damage. Disk set is 7 1/2 ft wide, tractor is 6’ wide.

Few more words of encourahement, to not get stuck in the swamp. Few nice words, then must turn again and catch the opposite blade on a silver leaf maple, snap, it is gone. So I step up the pace, then I run into a narrow spot, followed by a low swampy area, and need to turn around quick, catch a 6”” oak and snap off a blade. So it becomes very apparent, very quickly that a normal disking speed is not going to work, the Doctor is already in the house with fueled torches dripping fire. When do you need it done, tomorrow morning first light, ah…. I have a Heavy Duty Howse 20” x 7 1/2 disk set, sure, no problem. Neighbor had his New Holland get fried, field mice, so asked if I would come over and cut his fire breaks to dirt for a prescription controlled burn.