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  Debra Kline February 10, 2008 at 11:33pm

  Agreed on all points!!!
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  Janis Lang Johnson February 10, 2008 at 5:58pm

  I know. I hung out alone for years. No believers, then got mixed up with some not so good ones, then I got here with Ron and now thanks to the Kamrath's we are going to check out a fellowship up in Redding. Tomorrow night. I CAN'T wait to hear manifestations. It's been years. Plus I am looking for Jeanne Morrow to show up any minute. I have been looking for her for a long time.
  If it looks like I am on here too much, tell me, I don't want to be a pest to anyone. okay?
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  Janis Lang Johnson February 10, 2008 at 5:30pm

  Nice page......tell Joy I will teach her, I just sent a memo to someone else.
  
  Janis the busybody is on the job......
  
  I need chocolate.....
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  Joy Eastman February 10, 2008 at 12:15pm

  Jacqueline,
  What a treat to hear from you. If I could figure out how to post pictures I would, but I am the opposite of a techo-geek, no skill, no natural ability at all. But the job you have means so much to me. What a blessing you are to so many.
  Your children are beautiful, so much like you and Mark.
  Please give Mark my love as well.
  Joy
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  Karl Kahler February 10, 2008 at 10:04am

  Great to hear from you, Jacqueline. I still remember Mark singing "Take This Job and Shove It" at that open-mic night we had in the Snack Shop. Now a Civil War re-enactor, huh? That's awesome.
  
  Hope you're enjoying all that Duran Duran. Give Pansy Periwinkle a scratch for me.....
  
  Happy Sunday,
  Karl
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  Pete Lounsbury February 10, 2008 at 7:39am

  Hi Jacqueline,
  
  I like Renaissance Fairs, I dress up like an Elizabethan minstrel called Jethro Tooth and play a pipe!
  I also belong to a gild of Shakespeare players called the Arden Shakespeare Gild. I live in an area very rich in both Revolutionary and Civil war history. In fact, Lafayette and Gen Washington had a meeting in back of my house (around 1777) to discuss the upcoming battle of Brandywine in Chadds Ford PA. We've got re-enactors milling about down at the 18th Century mill all the time. Here's a video with my pipe music, percussion and animal noises and photos.
  
  
  
  
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  Tommy Gremillion February 10, 2008 at 3:37am

  Hey Jacqueline,
  What a beautiful family you have!
  In regards to your remarks about the past, yes, I now appreciate all the jokes and all the fun back then. I remember one incident at H.Q. when after a meal someone approached me in the dining room and smuggly asked "Does everything always have to be funny?" I became very serious after that and curbed the jokes, but it wasn't long before my true nature came shining through once again. In retrospect and in light of all the drama that followed in our Corps history I'm so thankful that I kept that sense of humor and had as much fun as I could. I get messages like this frequently and it makes me feel good about what I left behind. I've made it a point to mantain that sense of humor in my life because the rewards are so profound. Thanks for bringing those 'sweet' memories back. Tommy
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  Pete Lounsbury February 10, 2008 at 1:31am

  Hi Jacqueline,
  
  Great to hear from you! I'll pass the greetings on to Rose as well. I loved reading your biography. You've had a very fruitful life. I like cats too. Our cat Ally is very sweet.
  
  Pete
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  Marsha Musselman February 9, 2008 at 2:04pm

  Hi Jacqueline,
  
  How long ago do you think it was that we were writing a little bit? More than 5 years probably. I don't even remember how I got a hold of your email unless it was through greasespot?
  
  In your listing of authors, I thought it was interesting you mentioned Elizabeth George. There was an author I fell in love with years ago, and cannot find her books anymore. Actually, now that I think about it I think it was a similar name, possible Elizabeth Goudge or something like that. Not really sure, maybe it's the same person.
  
  How you been. Busy, by the sounds of it. I have kids about the same age. Our oldest, Shana will be 20 in Nov, and is in her first year of the community college in our area. Our youngest, Nicole, born 3 years and 3 days later, is 16 and a junior like your son.
  
  They both enjoy singing, and we all enjoy listening to them.
  
  I used to be on here daily, but I found a new site that encourages writers which I had been spending a lot of time at until a few weeks ago, when my husband went into the hospital. Ended up, he had a by-pass on his upper thigh. He'd be out of the hospital by now except they found out he was low on iron and thought he might have a bug and want to make sure he's fine before sending him home.
  
  So I'm busy, busy, busy.
  
  Bye for now, good to see you here.
  
  Love,
  Marsha

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  Debra Kline February 9, 2008 at 3:13am

  Hi J; Last I heard from Julia was the late 80's and she had married a Canadian Corps brother, come to visit me and then moved up there...after that we lost touch. I do hope to catch up with her one day again. I do not see the resemblence either but maybe because I knew you both to be such vastly individual souls. Have a sweet day dear! D