coolchef

chaz you'r right nex to story land

damn to bad it's closing! it was nice

my kids liked it even at an early age

glad you had a good time

chaz you'r right nex to story land

damn to bad it's closing! it was nice

my kids liked it even at an early age

glad you had a good time

ps nice pic! you are a wonderful looking family!

visit us in rumford/rangely sometime

you are not far and we could show you a good time

you are always welcome

i met willie once on the golf course in agusta maine

he seemed to be a real person

he signed my hat!

rum runner

i sure am! in fact i think i still have the tape around here

too bad it was never done on beta! doc vic could have used it in the you know what class

lol

welcome home!

sounds like you had a great if tiering time! i used to go back to work to rest up from a vacation

i have been to all of the places that you wrote of

i loved to take the kids to santas village

next it will be the grandkids when they are a little older!

right next door to the village is the heritage did you go there? great place

were there still bears at clarks? glad you all had fun

pirate

you and your son and family definatly have bragging rights!

as pres.of my club i have had the oppertunity to attend many courts of honor.they are veryimpressive

be proud be very proud

way too stupid

i did it over and over again

way too much time on my hands i guess

gonna go do it again

linda my prayers are still going your way

still praying ex

dear ex how much would be willing to pay if you couldn't flush!!

ron.g

good for you!

bb i am so happy for you!

take good care of yourself

you are important to me!

I understand the hurt that TWI caused several people, but it couldn't have been all bad since something kept us locked in for all those years.

Since I was a young'n back in my TWI days, most of the memories I have of the various twigs, branch meetings, limb meetings, trunk meetings, ROAs, and even Family Corps were all good.

Being a kid in Mini-Corps, I thought it was fun because of all the stuff there was to do on the grounds. The building itself had hidden passageways, each with its own gohst or conspiracy stories. My favorite game was playing hide-and-go-seek throughout the building. Every season, we would pick strawberries and corn. I sang on a childrens' "Household Holiday" album that was recorded at HQ but never got released because the lost the master tapes, but the experience was fun. I even got a solo. There was always things to do and since there was no TV, I played all day long every day. I remember riding skateboards down the hill by the townhouses, playing capture the flag on Uncle Harry Hill, snowball fights, checking out sleds from the children's fellowship hall, and having sleepovers with freinds every weekend. Of course, there was the children's fellowship thing you had to attend every night, but I didn't mind it. Besides, upon graduating from the Corps at age 11, I knew more about the Bible than any kid I knew and most adults. I still have my white and yellow retemeries which I committed to memory at such a young age. Of course, I was sheltered from the heavy stuff, but I really enjoyed the experience and I will always remember my time in the Corps fondly.

now grown

first of all welcome to greese spot

but one thing i beg to differ with you is

you said several people were hurt

think about thousands of people who were hurt by that cornfield outfit

i don't know what it cost to go there

but i do know if i had all the money is sent to many spritual parteners i could go on a cruise for the next few years

BUT i don't regret doing it is was our hearts at the time oh well

skip i would love to have the oppertunity to do that

even though i probably would't

lions and tigers and bears

oh my

damn i feel sprry for those folks

look how plastic {60,70'c term} thet look!

what is wrong with jeans a t shirts

somebody save them please!

i hope you see a nice bonus in your paycheck this week

good job

suda

i think what you said is what many of us feel

some of the best people i met in my life were in twi

they are still many who are dear friends

was that my wife who sent that in??

linda

you can count on my prayers for you and your dad

hats off to old folks

i hope to be ome someday

damn i hate it when the old ones start to have problems i will be praying

way too complicated for this old fart!!

f z

shaz

i don't need god's help with this one

i ain't never gonna have one

period

unless my wife tells me to!

my prayers for you all ex

please rest assured you can count on me

thanks kathy!!

eagle i am a vet but not really

when i was drafted they wouldn't let me in

they said my job was critical for govt. security

i was one of about 80 people who spliced coax cable and at the time the cables carried 10's of thousands of goverebment lines

so i did the ng thing for 7 years as a mess cook

i would go back today if i could but i don't they would take me

i am 57yo but in oretty good shape

i live in maine

do you know how i could find out if they would take me?