Corrine Emerson Scott

I married Frank, right out of High School, and we have been together, ever since...41 years. I tell everyone that we "like" each other...a lot.
I have had some college, and worked for Job & Family Services for 25 years, before retiring in Dec. 05. I now work at MedCentral Hospital as a call in switchboard operator(if you hear a husky voice making an announcement, and saying "please", afterwards...that be me). Frank also works there as a call in valet. He retired from the Steel Mill in 2003.
Our children live in Georgia & Florida, and our daughter wants us to move to Georgia...now. We'll see...we like living in the country of small town, Mansfield. Big city life might give us heart palpatations...due to our ages :).

I always loved school, and everything that went

with it...friends, walking to and from, riding the

bus, lockers, schedules, teachers(the good, the

bad, and the ugly), attendance, saying the

pledge of allegiance, overhead announcements,

changing classes, fire drills(anything to get

outside), lunch lines(yuk!), dances, games, school

rivalries(Malabar & Sr. High), gym(remember the

shorts that we had to wear), study hall(who

studied?), science fairs, slam books, chewing gum

bracelets, cootie catchers, kids with the cooties,

penny loafers(dimes were in mine for an ice cream

cone), black & white oxfords with red soles(those

shoes would not die), straight skirts with splits

(daring), wrap skirts, hip hugger dresses, bell

bottom pants, pedal pushers, paisley(everything),

crazy hairdos, bows that you clipped into your

hair, dippity do, sponge rollers, hair nets, bobby

pins, white bobby socks, white tennis shoes

(always), music(the beatles, supremes, rolling

stones, Motown)songs that you could actually

sing along with, because you could understood

what they were saying, American Bandstand(Dick

Clark), Soul Train(Don Cornelius), GTO's, Firebirds,

& Impala's(muscle cars), stopping at Isaly's for an

ice cream, wearing my boyfriend's ring, and

putting angora through it(to make it fit), going to

the drive-in...of course I could go on, but I think

that you get the picture....