But we can do as we sit ! And I am shutting up now, unless Lee takes
me off the list.
Marta
On Nov 14, 2010, at 11:27 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote:
...but I don't have friends of long sitting. All my friends of long
standing are doers.
Sunday, November 14, 201011:12 AMB. Eric [email protected]
Except for the ones who are sitting. Sorry, somebody had to say it.
On Nov 14, 2010, at 10:31 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote:
BTW, I do not have old friends, I have friends of long standing!
Sunday, November 14, 201010:26 AMMarta [email protected]
Harry, the philosopher. I don't know you that way at all- you then
also must be getting older, that is a state when wisdom,
collected all
during life, does bear fruit.
Gosh, I am so glad, Neal, you said old, or older , what I hate is
the
word 'elderly' . To me it always sounds dishonest. And so help me
God,
I also want to die and not pass away or even, what is worse, pass
on
-- perhaps to the Elysian Fields?
And while I am at it, Nolan, I still have my lampshade
computer . It
is getting old, too,not in the elderly category, and I hope I can,
whenever it gives up the ghost, do some 'eldercare' (what humans
in
the medical field would say) on it.
So is it possible to exchange the innards, so I can still enjoy the
outward looks, they don't show a sign of having gotten older at
all..
Marta
On Nov 14, 2010, at 9:47 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote:
Neal,
I take issue with your statement "...but I'm getting old,.... You
are older
but not old. Old is a state of mind, older is a state of being.
Be well and live long and prosper.
Harry
Sunday, November 14, 20109:26 AMNeal [email protected]
As I recall, when I was in the navy in 1943, the top brass in
Pearl
Harbor considered invading Molokai, but decided it wasn't worth
the
trouble. Instead, they decided to re-take one of the Aleutian
Islands,
that had been invaded by the Japs.
The trouble with that plan was that the Japs decided the
Aleutians
were not worth the trouble, and pulled out and went home. I was
so
foggy that no one noticed they were gone, so we went on with the
invasion anyhow.
So the admirals were sorry they hadn't landed on Molokai instead,
since it was a lot closer.
I have a lot of good war stories like this, but I am getting
old, and
my memory is fading somewhat.
Neal
On Nov 13, 2010, at 5:15 PM, Chubacha wrote:
I live on Molokai. No traffic lights. Few stores. Moved here from
louisvile in 2006. Spouse and I both taught at speed school.
Sent from my iPad
On Nov 13, 2010, at 11:44 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer <[email protected]
>
wrote:
Tom you have piqued my interest. Where in the world is the small
island
upon which you live? Are you speaking metaphorically or
literally?
If
literally how do you know of this listserve?
Thanks for your help. Oh one other question who makes the speck
case?
Saturday, November 13, 20104:29 [email protected]
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