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07/24/16 01:07 PM #221    

 

Arthur Rohlik

Can you say "that boy is out of touch!"?

I had to look up Famous Grouse and Chuck Todd just to understand the dialog. I can, however, keep up with birthday greetings and I wish Jen all the best for her next trip around the sun.

Prediction regarding the coming week in Philadelphia: A wing-nut, right-leaning pundit will declare that the weather is hot as hell, so that Hillary will feel right-at-home. ( And if those wing nuts lean right any more they are going to fall over )


07/24/16 01:31 PM #222    

 

Jennifer Runyon

​Art, you are too funny!  I'm going around Jupiter right now.  That means everyone stays young until my next birthday greeting.  I may hold off for a while, so rejoice! 


07/25/16 03:31 PM #223    

 

John Nobu Naylor (Akagi)

Agree with Steve and John regarding the lack of qualified candidates.  Have always voted for the democratic nominee but I cannot bring myself to vote for Hlilary this election. I actually like Trump's positions on some issues. May have to write in a candidate this November.  Is Pat Pauson still around?


07/26/16 09:23 AM #224    

 

John Priefer

Is it just me or is watching the caliber of campaign coverage just like watching the cast of HUNGER GAMES?


07/26/16 12:31 PM #225    

 

John Farner

"The Russians did it!". That one just keeps me chuckling all day.

07/26/16 08:45 PM #226    

Bruce Davidson

Sorry,Nobu.Pat Paulsen died in 1997.However,Alfred E Neuman is still around.He'll get my vote.....


07/31/16 03:33 PM #227    

 

Frank SCHREIBER, Jr

hope to see all classmates close enough to come on jul 21 for all class reunion


07/31/16 03:35 PM #228    

 

Frank SCHREIBER, Jr

lets write in willie nelson he might get rid of the irs and some others

 


07/31/16 05:14 PM #229    

 

Arthur Rohlik

Jeepers! I am getting worse and worse about knowing how to use stuff on the dang innerknot. I want to thank Jen Runyon and Sue Long for the birthday greetings that were placed on the A Rohlik page of the website. Either I screwed up the reply thingy, or maybe my thank yous went where I hoped to send them and then I could not subsequently figure out to view them...

Perhaps all of these journeys around the sun are making me dizzy. But it was a lovely birthday. I played a two hour solo date at a Golf Course Clubhouse in an adult community called Alderbrook. It went very well and I really will enjoy returning in a month or two. Two hours from 6p to 8p is THE ULTIMATE "Geezer Gig". I was able to pack up and be home before sunset. Because Marcia and I are, shall we say of a certain age I do not seek tips or even put out a tip jar. But tips were thrust into my hands or left anonymously on the stage and one couple gave Marcia and I tickets to see THE LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS at the Harlequin Theatre in Olympia. Nice gift, dare I say! The benefactor is the owner of a law firm, so we were seated in a block of attorneys. They were not at all unpleasant. Perhaps being out of their natural environment kept the fangs out of sight. Anyway, a nice birthday weekend was enjoyed by me and Marcia, who made it to sixty-three SEVEN WHOLE DAYS before me. She says that it is a l o o o n g seven days.


09/17/16 03:39 PM #230    

 

John Nobu Naylor (Akagi)

So Steve VW, you asked to see my art. This vase is currently on display in a juried exhibition here in Hawaii. Back at Berea, I had Wilhelm, who would send me to the office for wearing jeans. I did not care for his art class, however, I did enjoy Mr. Trusso back in the 9th grade. In hindsight, it was evident that he was  a very patient teacher. The dynamics in that class was quite challenging with the likes of Chuck Rich, myself, and the McCarthy brothers, and I forget who else (Doug Price?) but we were not the most well behaved students.  Anyway, would like to see more sharing here on the message forum to see what everyone is up to. Waiting for the OSU game against Oklahoma. Go Bucks!!


09/17/16 04:29 PM #231    

 

Jennifer Runyon

Beautiful work Nobu. 


09/17/16 06:17 PM #232    

 

Arthur Rohlik

Gorgeous, Nobu. Absolutely Gorgeous. Feel encouraged to post additional photos of your work, puleeeez!


09/18/16 11:55 AM #233    

Patricia Martin

Absolutely beautiful.


09/18/16 01:18 PM #234    

Kenneth Krisko

Great work . Sandee and I like it. You also look very content and happy. Peace love and a great life.


09/18/16 03:23 PM #235    

 

Jennifer Runyon

Happy birthday to all classmates who have had or will have a birthday in August and September 2016. Hope all is well.

09/19/16 11:14 AM #236    

 

James Kelly

Great work Nobu Naylor.  Thank you Jennifer Runyon.  


09/20/16 01:08 PM #237    

Denise Sperko (Mallett )

Nobu... a guy of many talents! Awesome piece!


09/21/16 01:10 AM #238    

 

Stephen VAN Wye

Hello to all... good to see you are doing well as we approach the Beatles "year"

Nobu, wow, by the way we'd all like to see more of your creations... I know you have many more!

I hope all is well at the island - were you affected by the recent storm? 

I don't visit here on the forum often, but when I do - it is enjoyable - so friends and classmates - please continue to post!\

Take care and Go Cavs - Tribe - Bucks - Braves? - Browns???

-steve vw


09/21/16 09:13 AM #239    

 

John Farner

Steve, when you mentioned the Browns it made me flash back to my first NFL game, compliments of your father. Browns 27, Eagles 17, as I recall. And very cold with one guy yelling, "Give that ball to Leroy" for the whole game. Good memory?


John

09/23/16 11:09 AM #240    

 

Becky Bowman

Hey everyone!  It's time for me to chime in again.  John, I was at most of those long ago Browns games, because my dad was the News/Sports Director at WERE then.  Leroy I do remember!  Leroy Kelly - one of the best players they had in those days.  Yes they need to give that ball to Leroy RIGHT NOW!   And Nobu, that piece you created is absolutely gorgeous!  I love reading what you all are doing.  I am working completely from home now, recruiting for TNG in TX, MS and AL.  I hire those nice people you see in the grocery (and other) stores putting out the new books and magazines.  That is a part time job, and the rest of the time I operate 3 little businesses from home.  One involves me buying old broken useless jewelry and making it into modern looking afforable jewelry; I also do dog sitting/walking from my home; and I flip items I purchase at flea markets, yard sales, or find in people's trash.  I've done a couple of very profitable clean-ups when people have moved away (or worse), and last year I purchsed my first storage auction.  On that, let's just say I didn't LOSE anything on the storage auction. It was fun though, so that was worth it I suppose.  Plus now I have spare time again, that elusive thing that ceased to exist when I entered Corporate America.  I gave all that up completely in 2012, and I have never looked back!  Hope to read more posts from everyone soon!  GO BROWNS BEAT DOLPHINS!  And GO TRIBE BEAT EVERYONE!!!


10/10/16 10:45 AM #241    

 

Arthur Rohlik

Is everyone on the eastern seaboard okay? Marcia and I were attending her family's reunion on Roanoke Island NC. It was spared the brunt of hurricane Matthew, but we were encouraged to head west and not think that even a "near-miss" hurricane is an adventure for one's bucket list.

ps: is everyone hearing the expression "bucket list" more and more often, or using it?


10/12/16 04:42 AM #242    

 

John Farner

Thanks for thinking of us, Doc.  It was pretty scary in Palm Bay, FL on Thursday night.  We have been here for ten years and this was our first hurricane.  The wind was howling and things were hitting the house.  We had our shutters up so we couldn't see what was going on outside.  We never lost power so we saw the whole Tribe game!  We were pleasantly surprised on Friday morning to see we had no damage, just some debris to clean up.  Even though we got two days off, it is not something I want to go through again.  Bring on the Jays!


10/12/16 12:27 PM #243    

 

Becky Bowman

Things weren't too bad in Orlando either!  Mostly debris to clean up and I had to reattach part of my fence.  Nothing like 2004 when the 4 hurricanes came all the way across the state and back to back and brought along a tornado!  Last week I was in Atlanta, and my flight home was Wednesday night.  Fortunately it was a very slow moving hurricane and the flight was wonderful!  And Doc, as for the bucket list, yes everyone seems to have one these days!  A British friend of mine informed me years ago that the term "Bucket List" actually originates from the old English expression "Kick the bucket" which is centuries old.  Obviously the list being the things you want to do before that moment.  He told me you know you're old when you start crossing things off the list! 

 


10/19/16 11:22 AM #244    

 

Jennifer Runyon

Happy birthday to all October folks.  I pray you have/had a wonderful birthday surrounded with family and friends with lots of laughs and fond memories.  A special shout out to Kathy Paukert -- love and prayers as you move through life and  fond memories of our school days together.  God Bless you and everyone born in October.

Jen


10/21/16 05:02 AM #245    

 

John Farner

And The Tribe gave us all a nice October present.  Believe In The Land!  I haven't felt this good since The  Cavs game 7 win.

 


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