Thanks, Allan and family. That was beautiful.great.
Jimmy Dean
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(Dear Lori,
I had the same question when I was building the Taylor Home Inn BB.
If you watch the color episodes, you?ll see that the kitchen door is in the
proper place, leading out to the back yard.
In the black and white episodes, it actually leads where the driveway
should be on the side
As you may or may not remember, Newton Monroe decided to become a painter
after Andy tricked him into believing he was ept. Well, good old Newton
showed up in Eau Claire last week and was painting houses with that thinned
down paint of his. He was just finishing painting his first house when
From Ken Anderson
I have an observation regarding Barney's camera he hooked up at Wally's inorder
to nab the thief. When he hooked up the string to the shutter of thecamera, it
was supposed to trigger the camera to take a picture. However,the door opens
to the inside. Wouldn't that have
Subject: Albert Einsteen Kinfolk
Jimmy Dean reminded me about something I always thunk about. I wonder if
Einsteen is any kin to Dr. Frankensteen.
Ken Anderson
I don't think they are related. Einsteen was from one place; Frankensteen was
from
some where else. He invented frankencense.
Jimmy
Over twenty years ago, when I first moved into the house where I live now, I
was awakened one morning by a voice from next door yelling Thelma Lou is on
the roof again! I looked out the window, and they were trying to coax a tabby
cat down from the top of the house. Thelma Lou visited with me
From: Ken Anderson themayberryg...@gmail.com
To: wbmutbb@wbmutbb.com
Subject: Barney's Learn a Month Magazine
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Barney received his February copy of his Learn A Month
I want to add my vote to those who have been writing about Ken and the other
good folks who contribute often to the digest. I really look forward to seeing
the digest each day and checking out what Ken, Paul, Dewey, and everybody else
have to say for that day. It's like stopping by the barber
Something has been praying on my mindIn the many episodes where Barney and
Andy are singing together
Andy never once complains about Barney's voice. In the episode where Thelma Lou
made her debut she says
I just love to sing with Barney. But when Barney wants to join the choir all
of a
I was wondering.any way i can earn
my beginners patch with this sighting?? Thanks to all of you for all of your
wonderful posts every day. Have a great Mayberry
day!!
Bob, you definitely get your beginners patch! Lots of folks catch this---each
scene was shot three times--once a wide
I truly feel like I have lost a close relative and a precious friend. Thanks,
Ange, for all you gave us. You will actually outlive us all. Your greatest
rewards began today-
Jimmy Dean
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Dog gone it, Ken! I envy you! We watch Mayberry, and you are living it. I may
have to get one of them cars, a uniform, and a whistle.
We had yet another fantastic experience at a very large parade in a small
rural community. There were over 80 entries from all over Wisconsin and
Minnesota and
Today is the first day Linda has been gone. A short while ago there was a
knock on the door and my nice widow lady
from next door brought me some supper. Guess what it was. SPAGHETTI
There was even a bread stick and salad;
which was the exact meal Goober made for Andy. And it was exactly
In the season six episode Malcolm at the Crossroads I am almost positive
there is a male mannequin being used as a Mayberry citizen.
I have always wondered about that too. Ken. They had plenty of extras. Have
never come up with a
logical reason for that.
Jimmy Dean
down in Alabama
Dewey in NC
Why do people keep running over a string a dozen times with their vacuum
cleaner,then reach
down,pick it up,examine it,then put it down to give the vacuum one more
chance?Uh huh,I see
that smile on your face...you know you've done it before.Curious.Curious.
Okay, Dewey, you've
Ken-reading your telling of your events portraying Barney and doing the
parades with the squad car has become one of the highlights of my day. Having a
dark and sordid past (I was in a band in the sixties and we did well in
Wisconsin), I have been to nearly every town you mention. If I
Paul---from South Alabamaour thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Jimmy Dean
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Thelma Lou (Janet), you're right, down here in Dixie we do use the word cousin
pretty loosely. If there's even a hint two folks might be related (say their
grandparents were all from the same county) there's a good chance those two
will jokingly call each other cousin.
Jimmy, way down in
Does anyone else believe that the statue of Seth Taylor
as...well...how should I put it? Unimpressive?
--
ed
Theodoric of York)
You know, Ted, I have thought about this too. I have played around with
sculpting some, nothing professional, and that statue
looked rather poorly done. I'm pretty
I had so much fun coming up with my previous posting that I've thought
of a few more...delve back in time and say,oh yeah,I remember that.
Dewey
Dewey, keep 'em coming. I remember almost every single thing you've listed so
far. You've reminded me of that Statler Brothers song from several
you know,I never have found a good recipe for skeet. They always turn
ut tough no matter how we cook 'em. dan
Boil 'em, Dan. Boil 'em real good.
By the way, in the late fifties, my grandfather, a widower, married a retired
school teacher named
Gladys Crump. We were terrified at the
I know it was very important that brand names not be
hown on episodes like this. I have notice that at Wally's the oil cans are
lways facing backwards so the brand name cannot be seen and names are not
hown on any other types of products, but nothing so blatant as black tape
as ever used
Subject: This a Test Miss Crump?
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I am sending a test post - haven't received the digest in a couple of days.
Is everything OK in Mayberry?
Brad Neil Bentley Cunningham
My card, in
Hey, Mayberry friends. This morning I spent some time with my mother-in-law,
and
he's a wonderful person,(bless her heart.) She makes the best pickles you've
ver put in your mouth.
I would like to try those pickles, being a pickle nut myself. My late aunt had
a pickle recipe that was so
Don't forget about them spiders Barney made Gomer get down under the bandstand
with. Gomer even got bit by one of them, but Barney didn't want to hear about
it.
Jimmy down in Dothan, AL
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What do you call an angle more than 90 degrees and less
than 180 degrees?This DOES have a Mayberry connection.
Dewey in NC
Dewey---would that be an obtuse angle?
Jimmy Dean
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Now I am not trying to be obtuse, but these are just some things I think
bout when I am bagging groceries. It helps pass the time. If anyone has
ome answers I would
ove to hear them cause these things have been praying on my mind.
Now Ken, them things are just trivial trivialities. Try not
In a message dated 4/23/2010 11:01:30 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
wbmutbb-requ...@wbmutbb.com writes:
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Can anyone help me? I'm hosting the Ladies Aid at my church in a
Ken, you do have a way of hitting the nail on the head. I enjoyed that
post. It don't even bother me any more about all them compelsions you have.
JD
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In a message dated 3/24/2010 11:04:06 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
wbmutbb-requ...@wbmutbb.com writes:
All this talk about small casts reminds me of the time I had a small
cast on my finger. I had this girl friend Abigail Togly and I was helping
her braid her nose hair one day
In a message dated 2/9/2010 11:02:19 A.M. Central Standard Time,
wbmutbb-requ...@wbmutbb.com writes:
Subject: Re: Severe Weather in Mayberry
It was pretty stormy looking that night Barn and Ange were watching the
farmer from the squad car--Barney suspected him of planting Mary-Juwanna.
Tom, I think we all thought that email was just a scam. Glad to know you
are well and at home and that you don't need those pounds they talked about.
My wife has been wanting to shed some pounds for a couple of years now and
briefly considered sending some over there, but decided not to. I
From: dewey lamb dewey0...@hotmail.com
Subject: Christmas episode
As you are opening multiple presents,and stuffing your face, remember the
less fortunate.With the changing of a day,any of us could join the ranks
of the less fortunate...
Well, Dewey, I know you didn't mean anything bad
Ken, count me in. The two-hole outhouse and the running water sold me.
Just too much to resist
Jimmy Dean
Dothan, Alabama
I have my Mayberry stuff at
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Date: Tue, 13 Oct 2009 09:29:06 -0400
From: GRITTON, JOE A (ATTOPS) jg2...@att.com
Subject: Class Reunion
...you can go back and be with old friends,
and talk about the old days.
Looks like I agree with most of us Mayberry citizens as to our favorite
mayor. While Mayor Stoner's furious Barney! was priceless in the shoplifting
episode, I think Mayor Pike was hilarious. It took a little bit of courage
to portray a small town mayor like that at that timewishy-washy,
My wife and I are celebrating our 39th anniversary tomorrow. I was
trying
to think of something special to get her. I thought about a mink coat
like
Emmett, but decided that was too extravagant. Looked at the bed jackets
but
there was nothing in blue. Even considered a new septic
Gosh, Ken, I was sorry to see in your post today that you won't be making a
post today, since I enjoy them a lots. But I know those compelsions are
rough. I have one about bats getting in my hair. Don't waste your time on
mosaics featuring cows, though. I've done thirty of them and now I
In a message dated 4/12/2009 11:01:12 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
wbmutbb-requ...@wbmutbb.com writes:
Subject: Houses In Mayberry
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Steps!
Bobaccording to my calculations, which I put into use when I made the
Mayberry map shown on the wbmutbb web site, the Taylor house faces the same
direction as the courthouse. I didn't use any electronal devices to come up
with this. In my mind, through the years, the court house always
In a message dated 3/17/2009 11:05:49 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
wbmutbb-requ...@wbmutbb.com writes:
Is Jim Lindsey (James Best) actually playing the guitar?
Sorry to say, he isn't. Those shots of the hands playing the guitar were
edited into the scenes. And Terry Mayew, I would love to
That's a big 10-4, Alan. You've done a great job of handling our little
corner of the world and I trust your judgment on this one even though I wasn't
aware of the problem. As long as you are taking care of WBMUTBB and Barn is
taking care of the jaywalking problem, we're all going to be
In a message dated 2/4/2009 11:01:59 A.M. Central Standard Time,
wbmutbb-requ...@wbmutbb.com writes:
Here in NW Arkansas, we have had so much devastation from the big ice storm,
people have come from all over to help out. One of the electric companies
that came to help is from Mt. Airy,
Oh, my my, Ken. Is your dog's house roomy? I have a small electric heater if
you need it.
Jimmy Dean
In a message dated 1/31/2009 11:02:49 A.M. Central Standard Time,
wbmutbb-requ...@wbmutbb.com writes:
From: Ken Anderson kanderson8...@charter.net
Subject: Twins
To: wbmutbb@wbmutbb.com
Subject: Small plane versus big planes
To: wbmutbb@wbmutbb.com
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I recommend trying a flight in a small airplane to anybody. It is a real
treat Jimmy Dean
Did you hear that everyone?
Dewey, I took flying lessons when younger (I didn't get my
licensepower-on stalls scared the heck out of me) but I loved it. There is
a world of
difference between flying in a small plane and flying in an airliner. The
small
plane makes you feel as if you are really up there with the
Once again, Tom's recollections are priceless. If he wrote a book I would
buy it. And Welford the camera nut's remembrances of his own little Mayberry
were thoroughly enjoyable. Makes me wish I could visit there. I knew Southern
towns like that way back when. As to Mayberry's mayors, I loved
Goodness.what a pure joy it would be to go over to Wally's right after
lunch with Tom Kessel, open up a couple of bottles of pop, and just listen to
Tom tell about all the things he knows. That would be about as Mayberry as
anything else I can imagine. Thanks for the memories and keep
I have to agree with Allan about using plain text in letters to the digest.
It makes reading a lots easier. At the same time, I have to agree with Dan in
his point of view, too. I always try to use plain text writing emails, but
sometimes them ten dollar words just creep into what I am
Hey Paulwhen I first started making miniature replicas of the buildings
in Mayberry, (you can see two of them at _www.mayberrybuildings.com_
(http://www.mayberrybuildings.com) ), I noticed quickly that you can't pay too
much
attention to the set exteriors and interiors. They don't
I got that one, Allan. Hang in there, it will probably cure itself. That's
the way my computer stuff goes. Have you tried kicking it twice in the side?
Jimmy Dean
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I have a big favor to ask of anyone who can do a screen capture. The episode
the other night on TV Land was about Howard going on TV and telling jokes
about Mayberry folks. There was one scene where he comes back to town and
Floyd
and Goober, sitting in front of the barber shop, give him
In a message dated 12/17/2007 12:02:52 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Diecast Squad car
Hey GomerI found a 1:87 scale die cast Mayberry squad car on eBay. Just
go to the Andy Griffith Show area. I ordered it and it arrived quickly in its
original packaging. I
Regarding the case of Barney and his harmonica-playing abilities:
Paul got it right. As an old former has-been ex-musician (I actually played
harmonica on some tunes in recording studios way back when) I have to break
the news that ol' Barn couldn't even play A Cappello on the harp. The
Hi Mayberry folks! I finished my painting I have been working on, which I
call Mayberry By Moonlight. I am really happy with the way it turned out. I
had a friend of mine, who is a professional photographer, take a photo of it in
his studio and save it on a CD. It's a real big file, but if
In a message dated 6/19/2007 12:03:22 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Subject: Mayberry Train
Kenwould love to see some recent photos of how you now have the Mayberry
Lighted Village set up with the trains going through!
Jimmy Dean
www.mayberrybuildings.com
Because I was in the music business in the sixties and seventies, I was
fortunate enough to meet three members of the Andy Griffith Show cast in
person.
The first one I met was Jim Nabors. I was B. J. Thomas's bass player at the
time, and we were playing in Los Angeles. We were there to
If ramps taste like a cross between garlic and onions I would like a bucket
full of them please. Do you make them in the kitchen or grow them out back? If
you grow them, do you reckon a person could grow them in South Alabama? I'll
swap my Aunt Sadie's recipe for Sweet Garlic Dill Pickles
In a message dated 7/14/2006 1:49:25 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It got me wondering why some developer hasn't come up with a plan for a
place called Mayberry Retirement Community. Ken Anderson
Ken---Something sort of like what you are talking about is being
In a message dated 6/18/2006 12:02:26 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From: Ken Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Return to Mayberry
Ken, that was a truly touching letter. I am glad you wrote and glad I read
it. You really know what Mayberry is all about.
Jimmy
In a message dated 6/1/2006 1:04:38 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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4. Mayberry moment
For some reason, reading the digest tonight brought back memories of my past
life as a musician and how that led to opportunities to meet a few cast
members of TAGS.
In the
In a message dated 4/17/2006 12:02:00 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From: Martha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: me again, with a question
Martha---in some episodes, the mayor's office was upstairs in the
courthouse, so I suppose other government offices were up there
In a message dated 4/11/2006 12:47:08 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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Subject: TOWN OF MAYBERRY
Many thanks to Bob Castrucci up 'round Cincinnati for his great plug for my
Mayberry buildings. It's a lots of fun doing this out in my workshop (and my
wife says it keeps
It was with great sadness that I learned tonight of the passing of Don
Knotts. I watched the Andy Griffith Show from the day it started on CBS, and
Mr.
Knotts was my favorite actor of all actors. I really feel as if I have lost a
personal friend. I wish there were a way to thank him for
Hi everybody---because of an order change, I have an extra Mayberry
Courthouse finished. If anybody is interested, you can email me or go to my
website:
_www.mayberrybuildings.com_ (http://www.mayberrybuildings.com)
Have a great Mayberry day!
Jimmy Dean
Finally! I got a website up showing my Mayberry buildings I make. I never
knew it was so complicated. To see them, go to _www.mayberrybuildings.com_
(http://www.mayberrybuildings.com) . I still make these in my spare time (and
when
the weather down here is warm enough to work in my garage
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