Ya, I noticed. We did have a nice group from the african violet page in the exchange though. Maybe next year we can all get together and do one.

Wow..talk about a small world...if you go west out of Greenford on 165 for exactly one mile you come to the jct of Middletown Rd, beside Bob Shepherds farm and the electric substation. Turn left on Middletown Rd and go north exactly one mile till it dead ends with Beaver Creek Rd (or maybe I got those road names reversed...LOL), and at that dead end my Grandads farm lane turned left when the road turned right.. I spent every summer and every weekend at Grandads farm. If you had anything to do with horses in those days you may have known my Grandad, Charles Sheen, who was the best blacksmith within 100 miles. Now talking about silly things. In the early 70's I was living here in Massachusetts and I drove a Plymouth Duster 340 muscle car. I had a CB radio with a Public Address system and a loudspeaker under the hood. I was working in a hardware store on High Street in Holyoke and there was a municipal parking lot on the opposite side of the street with metered parking. i used to park my car in the front row right by the sidewalk, drop a nickle in the meter, which was only good for one hour, then I went across the street to work. During the day I would watch the meter from the store and when the little red flag came up on the meter I would take out a walkie talkie and talk to the radio in the car, which then came out the loudspeaker...I would watch for some nice looking, unsuspecton senior citizen to be walkng by and I would say....."Pssst Pssssssssssst, excuse me" The senior would stop and look around and I would say, "Pssst, please, can you help me,,,my driver has gone off and let my meter expire,,,if the cops see it they will tow me away....I hate to get hauled in by the cops,,,could you please put a nickle in my meter?????" And nearly every time, the person would look at the car and see there is no one in it, the meter is expired and they would slowly take out a nickle, put it in the meter and walk away with a little smile...

I was just asking this morning on the the Facebook KT Group if anyone had seen your post yet, Tami. Thanks, Monica!! It has been so great over the past few years to get cards in the mail nearly every day through the holidays, I really enjoy it. I'll be emailing you shortly and thanks for organizing it again this year! Suzan J

Oh My! I used to tease and say, after a long vacation that would be me coming up the highway....Boy, does that make me feel skinny..... Have you ever been seated at a table where you can see everyone come in and really loose your appetite when one of "those" walked in..... Makes you wonder!