Re: older music

[Guest guest]

Hi Dennis:

Thanks for the link - I remember most of these oldies

but goodies!

Kathe in CA

--- betnden@... wrote:

> I think most of us will remember these songs.

> Here's the link:

> http://www.bobforrest.com/JukeBox.htm

> These songs are low quality, so they say, but I have

> no problem listening to

> them. They are from 1956-1960. Listen or save, it's

> your choice.

>

> Dennis in Eastexas

> " It's not Rocket Surgery "

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Dennis, this is cool! My # 3 daughter is at college in Marshall TX.

We love East Texas, such a beautiful part of the state.

Jane

>

> I think most of us will remember these songs. Here's the link:

> http://www.bobforrest.com/JukeBox.htm

> These songs are low quality, so they say, but I have no problem

listening to

> them. They are from 1956-1960. Listen or save, it's your choice.

>

> Dennis in Eastexas

> " It's not Rocket Surgery "

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Dennis. Now I will be forced to see why my speakers don't work

so I can listen to this music. Think the wires just got unpluged last

time I had to pull the hard drive out of it's cave. I love the oldies

from this era!!!

[Guest guest]

I live 25 miles east of Dallas myself, we're right off of 20 so we

just get on the interstate and it's about 2 hours to Marshall from

home. That is for mom, the Princess takes about 1-1/2 hours. If you

ever see a red streak out there on I-20 that's her!

> >>

> >> I think most of us will remember these songs. Here's the link:

> >> http://www.bobforrest.com/JukeBox.htm

> >> These songs are low quality, so they say, but I have no problem

> > listening to

> >> them. They are from 1956-1960. Listen or save, it's your choice.

> >>

> >> Dennis in Eastexas

> >> " It's not Rocket Surgery "

>

[Guest guest]

Joyce, I'm sorry to hear you're having a tough time. I hope to get

down there for the lights this year. I'll be going down for

homecoming, the daughter is singing for an alumni function.

The last time they put me in one of those little tubes...MRI...about

halfway through it, the young man running the machine said, " Oh, by

the way, if your neck starts feeling hot on the inside, tell me and

we'll have to stop it. I just noticed you have all that metal in

your neck! " YIKES!!

Are you an East Texas girl too? I grew up in Dallas but the kids and

I moved to Kaufman county 20 years ago. Never regretted it for a

minute. Homecoming parades, people still riding around on tractors,

no red lights...even though we are getting " gentrified. " They put in

a bunch of quarter-million dollar houses where several warrens of

rabbit had lived for years out in the country. That made me so sad.

Even though we had a few of them for supper in our leaner days....

--- In , " J. L. McCrary " <j.mccrary@...>

wrote:

>

> Those are beautiful Christmas lights aren't they Dennis? My son

> use to drive me around Marshall at Christmas time.

>

> Joyce from Texas

>

> Re: [ ] Re: older music

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>

> > What a coincedent, Jane. I have family living in Marshall.

> > I hope to go to Marshall soon. I know it won't be within

> > the next few days. They did a MRI yesterday and I could

> > hardly get out of bed awhile ago. I'm going to have to see

> > if I can stretch some of the kinks out so I can start moving.

> > That was the longest 45 min laying in that little tube and

> > you had to be very still. I have to go back to the hospital

> > tomorrow for a bone density test.

> >

> > Joyce from Texas

> >

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