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07/03/09 05:45 PM

#1462

Margaret Dubois (Ammons)

Thanks, Melinda- The Chipmunks are so cool!

07/04/09 11:51 AM	#1463
Joe Ballard Happy Fourth of July to all!

07/04/09 06:50 PM

#1464

Marian Sahr (Bullard)

Hope everyone had a great 4th! I spent mine at church and we had a great time. Over 50 of us from my company are headed to Austin for a DSHS Summit. I can't wait to get there. My son lives in Kyle with my two granddaughters so I will definitely be making a couple of stops there. I can't believe it is less than 2 months before our reunion. I hear where everyone is losing those pounds, but ME. Guess I better start soon. Or maybe, I'll stay like this. My pantry is way too close to everything in my house! Happy belated birthday Margaret and everyone else having one. Have a great weeikend. Janice, hope your dad is doing better.

07/04/09 08:32 PM

#1465

Dickie Tracy

I've been dead sick the last two days. Felt like I was on my death bed. But a few cupcakes, a twinkie and a 3 muskateer perked me right up. Thank God for vitamins like those!

Here's more trivia. Does anyone ACTUALLY know what Dow had in that red and white checkered tank at Plant B? I was always told it was something like nitroglycerin - which I doubt. More than likely it was agent orange. Is the tank even still there? It's been a while since I drove into Freeport that way. Is it still red/white checkered?

07/04/09 08:44 PM

#1466

Collene Shoemaker (Lewis)

Dickie, not sure if its still there but it was the ammonia plant.

07/04/09 08:48 PM	#1467
Joe Ballard I was told hydrogen

07/05/09 12:42 PM

#1468

Carrol Reneau (Jeffers)

*Ahem* In trying to change the July 4th background, I inadvertently erased items on the homepage. The biggest problem is I don't really remember what I had there . . . except I do remember a countdown clock . . . I think there was a request to register ASAP because we have deposits and bills, etc. to pay for the reunion. I'm just sorry . . . can I get kicked off NOW? My apologies to all.
Carrol

07/05/09 04:20 PM	#1469
Mark McBurnett Joe's right!

07/05/09 05:33 PM	#1470
Joe Ballard Hey there Brother Mark!

07/05/09 06:51 PM

#1471

Winona Hebert (Spinks)

This was 40 years ago today (July 5th). Janice Mangum was my Maid of Honor (and BEST friend). I was surprised when reading other classmates' profiles to find that several have actually been married longer.

07/05/09 07:58 PM

#1472

Melinda Rosenkranz

Lovely picture Winona, you are beautiful..Yes i'm amazed at how long everyone has been married. My sister Theresa has been married to Robin Burnett for 36 years, and i thought that was a long time now i see people married for 40yrs plus. That is wonderful. I hope everyone enjoyed the 4th.

07/05/09 08:12 PM

#1473

Winona Hebert (Spinks)

Robin lived across the street from us (caty-corner from the Catholic Church on 6th Street) and his parents later bought our house when we moved to 7th Street.

07/05/09 08:16 PM

#1474

Melinda Rosenkranz

I called my Dad and he said it was Hydrogen and the tank is no longer there. It was called the CRP plant. I remember when I was a little girl he would tell us if it blew up it would destroy everything.

07/05/09 08:19 PM

#1475

Melinda Rosenkranz

Robin and Theresa now live in Edna, Tx. Theresa is retired from nursing. Robin is the best brother n law. They are doing great. Theresa came and spent the 4th with me and we went to the fireworks in brazoria. Robin was working.

07/05/09 10:25 PM

#1476

Janice Mangum (Colwell)

Happy Anniversary to Winona and John! Congratulations! You two made a beautiful couple, and you still do! You have been very successful in raising great children! I am very proud to have been a part of your wedding festivities. It was a wonderful day. Thanks for the memories!

07/06/09 10:07 AM

#1477

Donna Billie (Jones)

Winona & John: Congratulations on 40 years! What a wonderful accomplishment. Hope you celebrated in fine fashion.

07/06/09 06:13 PM

#1478

Carrol Reneau (Jeffers)

Lets start a story! Each person has to add one sentence to it. First, copy the previous story portion, paste it to your post and add your sentence . . . so lets get started!

Once upon a time, in a faraway land (your turn)

07/06/09 06:37 PM	#1479
Mike Strickland as Elroy rolled his newspapers for his morning delivery,

07/06/09 06:59 PM	#1480
Marvin Willis as Elroy rolled his newspapers for his morning delivery, He sat there looking at the headlines of The Facts,

07/06/09 07:34 PM

#1481

Carrol Reneau (Jeffers)

THANKS FOR PLAYING, MARVIN! Too bad Dee Allen can't follow directions and remains locked off of the site. I've emailed him twice today and called him once - will try again tomorrow. Apparently he only logs on at work.

Okay, whoever wants to jump in, copy and paste to your post, then add your line.

Once upon a time, in a faraway land as Elroy rolled his newspapers for his morning delivery, he sat there looking at the headlines of The Facts,

07/06/09 07:42 PM

#1482

Janice Mangum (Colwell)

07/06/09 07:50 PM

#1483

Collene Shoemaker (Lewis)

07/06/09 08:00 PM	#1484
Mike Strickland Once upon a time, in a faraway land as Elroy rolled his newspapers for his morning delivery, he sat there looking at the headlines of The Facts, he read that the Brazosport Class of 1969 was planning their 40 year class reunion. As he continued reading, low and behold he found out that no one in that class had ever

07/06/09 09:38 PM	#1485
Joe Ballard Once upon a time, in a faraway land as Elroy rolled his newspapers for his morning delivery, he sat there looking at the headlines of The Facts, he read that the Brazosport Class of 1969 was planning their 40 year class reunion. As he continued reading, low and behold he found out that no one in that class had ever solved the riddle. The riddle is as follows:

07/07/09 03:21 AM

#1486

John Adcock

Once upon a time, in a faraway land as Elroy rolled his newspapers for his morning delivery, he sat there looking at the headlines of The Facts, he read that the Brazosport Class of 1969 was planning their 40 year class reunion. As he continued reading, low and behold he found out that no one in that class had ever solved the riddle. The riddle is as follows:
The Hotel Bill
Three people check into a hotel. They pay $30 to the manager and go to their room. The manager finds out that the room rate is $25 and gives the bellboy $5 to return to the guests. On the way to the room the bellboy reasons that $5 would be difficult to split among three people so he pockets $2 and gives $1 to each person. Now each person paid $10 and got back $1. So they paid $9 each, totaling $27. The bellboy has another $2, adding up to $29.
Where is the remaining dollar?

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