On 12/24/04 9:28 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Turns out WSU is a city college in down town motor city so ppl aren't thrilled about visiting or staying to study after dark. The place blossomed with around 40,000 students in the day and was deserted after hours. The real perk was the dining room, restaurant/bar/entertainment stage on the 1st floor where I stayed (Cresent Hotel). We had some actors from the Fisher theater stop by every so often and being the out going drunk I was, I sat with them and acted like a long lost buddy. I kibbitzed a little, laughed, complemented them when they took over from the locals providing entertainment and had a great time. (Thesbians are a partying bunch.) They reserved me some 2nd row center seats for their presentation of Zorba the Greek. What a great show - ya just gotta act like you're part of the crowd - soon, you are.
Dave
In a message dated 12/24/2004 7:17:18 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time, wheelchair writes:
Thanks Dave. It means more coming from you than from me. Wayne State is a very good college. I'm sure that you appreciated the close campus vs busing from a house off campus. Always glad to hear that people like you do well.
W
In a message dated 12/24/04 8:08:19 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I did my 4 at Wayne St. Univ in Detroit. They housed a bunch of us across
the main street from campus. I didn't need an attendant but some guys did and
the voc rehab paid all expenses. It was a tuff long haul but I knew there
was no other choice - I had to make use of my brain as my back wasn't up to
the task. I got a job because of affirmative action but I didn't and don't
care. I've been an asset for them for 25 years now. You can do it - you just
have to 'get yer haid right, Luke'.
buckle up and don't look back.
Dave >>
