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Old 11-30-2015, 09:30 PM   #47895
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The blue line took me directly to Bass Lake Resort. Zoom in and it looked like its lovely self. One year my wife's family rented every single cabin and we had a heck of a good time. We had a progressive euchre tournament where the losers stayed put and the winners would progress toward the "champion's cabin". Ah memories.
You realize of course that you once stomped in my old stomping grounds. Small world eh?

Looks like some campfire reminiscing will be happening in Tucson.
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Old 11-30-2015, 10:03 PM   #47896
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Dennis and Dave,

I was hoping to find some version of your wonderful neighbor experience when Ami and I moved to rural Oklahoma in 1989, but sadly it wasn't meant to be. I was a single mom and not interested in joining the local Baptist church. Then I became a foster mom to 2 profoundly challenged little girls. One was a precious, always happy black child. That didn't sit well with the local bigots.

That was my back to nature and if a man can do it, so can I era. I bought 2 acres of land and started building our home. I hired help with the slab and the roof and my younger brother sent his electrician up to wire the house for our Christmas present. I did all of the walls and plumbing. I learned a lot about hard work and myself that year.
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Looks like some campfire reminiscing will be happening in Tucson.
I still can't believe you and Denise will be there! Can't wait for that campfire!!
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Hey Mel. Did you see that list of things Barb can work on? Get to Tucson - you'll have Dwayne - Barb - Larry - Wayne - and on and on. The MFKAP (Mutant Formerly Know as Possum) can supervise. Di will make a list - Dave will sing (which will motivate them to finish it quickly and get away.)
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Dennis and Dave,

I was hoping to find some version of your wonderful neighbor experience when Ami and I moved to rural Oklahoma in 1989, but sadly it wasn't meant to be. I was a single mom and not interested in joining the local Baptist church. Then I became a foster mom to 2 profoundly challenged little girls. One was a precious, always happy black child. That didn't sit well with the local bigots.

That was my back to nature and if a man can do it, so can I era. I bought 2 acres of land and started building our home. I hired help with the slab and the roof and my younger brother sent his electrician up to wire the house for our Christmas present. I did all of the walls and plumbing. I learned a lot about hard work and myself that year.
Barb, you can't fight bigotry any more than you can fix stupid. I have another campfire story about a young friend whom I played football with back in the day.

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I still can't believe you and Denise will be there! Can't wait for that campfire!!
yeah, I'm having trouble grasping the concept myself.

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Hey Mel. Did you see that list of things Barb can work on? Get to Tucson - you'll have Dwayne - Barb - Larry - Wayne - and on and on. The MFKAP (Mutant Formerly Know as Possum) can supervise. Di will make a list - Dave will sing (which will motivate them to finish it quickly and get away.)
I guess I may be related to Prince, however you spell his name.
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Y'all warm my heart this chilly morning with your stories. And yes, we had one of those wall phones with a coded ring. When it started, everyone froze in place and mid-sentence to see if it was for us.

We had 2 sisters nearby who had each married local farmers and who lived almost directly across the road from each other. Everyone on our party line knew not to try using the phone between 10 & 11, because Melinda and her sister were on the line. Daily. If you really needed it, you could pick up the receiver and ask for a few minutes time, but otherwise we just let them be.

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Oh I'm thinking Tucson is shaping up to be an epic curiosity of untold magnitude ..... lol ......
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Yesterday I experienced first hand the rule of the desert... just about every living thing here is home to or is something that will poke you, stick you, bite you, sting you, or otherwise inflict pain. First bee sting since I was a kid. Good news. Still not allergic to bee stings!
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Yesterday I experienced first hand the rule of the desert... just about every living thing here is home to or is something that will poke you, stick you, bite you, sting you, or otherwise inflict pain. First bee sting since I was a kid. Good news. Still not allergic to bee stings!
At least it was not a snake bite. Lol if stung by a bee wet some tobacco press it on sting for 45 sec. No more sting.
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Oh I'm thinking Tucson is shaping up to be an epic curiosity of untold magnitude ..... lol ......
I'm trying to figure out iof I should read 'anticipation' or 'cynicism' into your post. Or is it trepidation?
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Yup, Steve, the desert is no place for sissies. make sure you pull out your desert bandana and spend some time reading it... it's like a book!
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Yup, Steve, the desert is no place for sissies. make sure you pull out your desert bandana and spend some time reading it... it's like a book!
Ah yes. And Thank You so much for that!
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At least it was not a snake bite. Lol if stung by a bee wet some tobacco press it on sting for 45 sec. No more sting.
Dr told me moisten "Adolph Meat Tenderizer" & put on it to draw out poison..

I am supposed to carry Epi-Pen & Tenderizer just in case..

Glad U R OK...
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Yesterday I experienced first hand the rule of the desert... just about every living thing here is home to or is something that will poke you, stick you, bite you, sting you, or otherwise inflict pain. First bee sting since I was a kid. Good news. Still not allergic to bee stings!

You ain't esposed to be a-playin wit dem things! Din't yer mama larn ye nuthin???

Good to hear you still aren't allergic! Still not fun, you betcha. How did the 2 of you get so closely acquainted?
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