lukethedrifter wrote:Didnt you or one of your bro's run a mag in Nashville for a time? Seems I ran across that a couple years ago. Anyway, good to hear from you.
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You nailed it. I am the youngest of the trio. The oldest ran In Review in Nash Vegas, where he still lives. The middle brother (your classmate) is now living in Dallas.
Did we know eachother in high school? Give me some hints about you or your sister.
lukethedrifter wrote:Well, my sister is a girl. And I have been in your house.
My mom still lives not 3 blocks away.
Did you steal that box of Dingdongs from us? I was so pissed about that. And I blamed it all on David Peacock, my neighbor, who will probably be CEO of Anheuser-Busch someday.
Did your dad play football for the St. Louis Cardinals?
lukethedrifter wrote:Well, my sister is a girl. And I have been in your house.
My mom still lives not 3 blocks away.
Did you steal that box of Dingdongs from us? I was so pissed about that. And I blamed it all on David Peacock, my neighbor, who will probably be CEO of Anheuser-Busch someday.
Did your dad play football for the St. Louis Cardinals?
lukethedrifter wrote:Well, my sister is a girl. And I have been in your house.
My mom still lives not 3 blocks away.
Did you steal that box of Dingdongs from us? I was so pissed about that. And I blamed it all on David Peacock, my neighbor, who will probably be CEO of Anheuser-Busch someday.
Did your dad play football for the St. Louis Cardinals?
That's the same David Peacock???!!!!
But I never saw him drink a beer.
Oh, and yes, he did.
Bingo!
David probably wishes I drank as much AB product now as I did in HS. The stock would soar. I have shifted my allegience to Fat Tire and Hoegarden. Yuppification runs rampant up here in The People's Republic of Lakeview in the Sovereign State of Chicago.
Are you still living in St. Louis? My parents left town for a couple years and then moved back to a big old house off Lindell & Kingshiway.
Give Kelly my regards. Any messages I can relay to Bjorn?
Oops. I was thinking of John P, not David. Anyway, good for him. Fred must be proud. Are the parents in one of those great houses across from Forest Park? Though I only met your mother a few times, I recall thinking she was so classically beautiful. So tell her I said hi. And hey to both Boyer and Bjorn.
They bought a house on Portland Place. Brick Victorian monstrosity built in 1896. After they moved in, my dad was out their schlepping mulch around in his torn jeans and the neighbors thought he was the gardener. My mother is doing well, though she almost died this summer, but thankfully has recovered very well.
And hey to both Boyer and Bjorn.