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Month: June 2005

June 17, 2005
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We just found out that my oldest son got the camp scholarship that we had been hoping for. Yahoo!

June 16, 2005
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Hey, those of y’all that live in St. Louis, if you like jazz/blues-ish type music, please consider going to see Little Milton this Friday. He is a legend in the music business and a native Mississippian. One of his songs, “Grits ain’t Groceries,” is one of my favorites. He has been entertaining for years and years. You can read more about the show here. It should be a good show.

Hey, those of y’all that live in St. Louis, if you like jazz/blues-ish type music, please consider going to see Little Milton this Friday. He is a legend in the music business and a native Mississippian. One of his songs, … Continue reading →

June 16, 2005
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Hey, those of y’all that live in St. Louis, if you like jazz/blues-ish type music, please consider going to see Little Milton this Friday. He is a legend in the music business and a native Mississippian. One of his songs, “Grits ain’t Groceries,” is one of my favorites. He has been entertaining for years and years. You can read more about the show here. It should be a good show.

Hey, those of y’all that live in St. Louis, if you like jazz/blues-ish type music, please consider going to see Little Milton this Friday. He is a legend in the music business and a native Mississippian. One of his songs, … Continue reading →

June 16, 2005
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Hey, those of y’all that live in St. Louis, if you like jazz/blues-ish type music, please consider going to see Little Milton this Friday. He is a legend in the music business and a native Mississippian. One of his songs, “Grits ain’t Groceries,” is one of my favorites. He has been entertaining for years and years. You can read more about the show here. It should be a good show.

Hey, those of y’all that live in St. Louis, if you like jazz/blues-ish type music, please consider going to see Little Milton this Friday. He is a legend in the music business and a native Mississippian. One of his songs, … Continue reading →

June 6, 2005
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This statement was said by Jon as we drove through poverty-stricken central Alabama. We were driving by piles of furniture and stuff that people had piled on the curb — I’m assuming that the following day was trash day. Jon: Hey, Annie, make sure to look, there might be an Eames chair with that stuff. My husband, the optimist. :)

This statement was said by Jon as we drove through poverty-stricken central Alabama. We were driving by piles of furniture and stuff that people had piled on the curb — I’m assuming that the following day was trash day. Jon: … Continue reading →