How about some old Memories??

bonnie_il

15 years ago

Here's one.

{{!gwi}}

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User
15 years ago
I love this. Just out of curiosity when was this taken? Was this the event where they brought their trailers and such?
bonnie_il
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15 years ago
Mcpeg, I didn't have a date on it. Had to be 2005 or before. In Fredericksburg.
I'm sure one of the folks in the picture will fill in the other information.
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User
15 years ago
Oh ladies, this is wonderful. Please, I hope you don't mine me using this one. If anyone objects I will pull it off. Thanks so much.
OklaMoni
15 years ago
It was in 2004, at Buzzards, in Fredricksburg Texas. Joann, I still have the original on my other computer, and can send it to you when it comes back out of storage, if we remember.. :)

Moni
wanda_va
15 years ago
I remember seeing that photo! I recently was using an old computer, and found a lot of old KT photos and posts. There were even "get to know" posts from a decade ago. After the holidays, I'll try to organize the old stuff and we can put some of it on Joann's great site--unless anyone objects.
alisande
15 years ago
Wow--how'd you get so many together?? Great picture!!
OklaMoni
15 years ago
Susan, really should put only one word here:

Nita!

LOL, I think she had a lot to do with how many people showed. :)

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liz
15 years ago
That was a blast!! It was sooo great getting to meet so many peeps I post along side of!
evatx
15 years ago
That was so much fun!! Annie and her husband John picked me up and we went to Fredericksburg together. They were super nice! I stayed in a motel room with Nita and Mary Ann. Hard to believe that trip was so long ago. I think John, Dave and Buzzard's DH have all passed away... (Please let me know if I'm wrong.)
FlamingO in AR
15 years ago
Buzzards really do know how to throw the very best of bashes! I drove down with YaYa and we stopped in TX and picked up Jen and spent the night at her house. Then we 3 drove to Austin the next day and picked up Liz GA at the airport (it was timed perfectly, she was waiting for us) and went the rest of the way to Buzzy and Ed's house. The 4 of us shared a motel room and I don't think we stopped laughing for several days, I remember my ribs were sore from all of it. It was great to meet up with old friends and meet some that we hadn't met before. And that was the start of a really special relationship between Jennifer and me, we've become more like sisters and talk several times a week and visit each other often.

It was the best weekend ever, same as the weekend at Sandy's house in IA. So much fun!

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