Wake-up call

2020-05-26 Thread Joe
Thanks for the wake-up call, Thelma. I meant to write earlier that I really
enjoyed "Mayberry Week" on Gomer Pyle last week. I had seen only the
episode with Goober before, so it was nice to watch the episodes featuring
Opie, and Aunt Bee.  The scene near the end of the "Opie Joins the Marines"
episode where Sgt. Carter was talking to Opie in the hotel room featured
the same music that played at the end of "Opie the Birdman" episode on
TAGS. Kind of a father/son thing there - well done.

Joe from G.I.
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Wake Up Call and Apostrophes etc.

2013-03-29 Thread Sande Riggs
Hello All
About those pesky apostrophes, I really am concerned.  I see them misused or 
not used a lot.  I spent a lot of time in school learning about these things.  
And, I have studied this problem for awhile now.  I think most of the problem 
is that it is overlooked in lessons now or a typo.  Sometimes even auto 
corrector messes it up.  And, sometimes it is just a mistake.  As a college 
instructor grading final projects, if there is a formal paper, I think this 
needs to be attended to and done right.  
As for a wake up call, I get up about 430 every morning.  Sometimes, I take a 
mid morning nap before my early afternoon nap, but I use The Andy Griffith Show 
Theme as the alarm.  While it wake you up, wide awake, I just feel good knowing 
I will have a Mayberry Day.  
The Bed Jacket episode is such a sweet episode.  It really showed how Andy felt 
about Aunt Bee. Nowadays we don't worry about gloves, hats, purses, nor bed 
jackets. But, there was a time when they were considered.  When I went to the 
hospital to have wisdom teeth removed in 1976, Mama insisted I have a bed 
jacket to wear in the hospital bed to greet visitors.  This was not to be 
confused with the robe I was to wear when I went to the restroom.  Even as far 
back as then, Mama had trouble finding one.  But, she found it.  I greeted my 
visitors appropriately dressed.  While my mama was in her last days, I made 
sure, as visitors came to call she had her bed jacket on.  I know it meant 
something to her.  That's what counted.  I miss wearing white gloves or pearled 
gloves to church on Sunday.  I have carpal tunnel and sometimes my hands are 
just cold.  I wear fingerless gloves for that and knitted gloves to match my 
coat when I can.  I guess I am just old fashioned that way.  
And seeing Aunt Bee bounce on that piano stool and rip the piano apart white 
Toot toot tootsie is always a way to make my day.  There's Marshall Dillion, 
where's Chester?
Sande Riggs
President
At The Crossroads 
Chapter 
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