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Re: Party at Birch TV

Author:
Robin

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Date Posted: 02:40:07 12/07/03 Sun
In reply to: Bill Birch 's message, "Party at Birch TV" on 00:13:43 12/05/03 Fri

I know Randy is going to make hay with this one, but I can't resist replying...

I SO remember your dad's TV shop with the stereos going full blast with Pink Floyd, Yes, and Emerson Lake & Palmer. ELP is still one of my favorite groups (and Yes's Relayer is one of my favorite albums).

And naive me; when I was at Marshall I didn't know of anyone who actually smoked pot--except a certain glamorous (to me) older sister!

Okay, Randy--do your worst.

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Re: Party at Birch TV

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Diego Pena
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Date Posted: 20:48:06 12/16/03 Tue

Bill, great to hear from you after all these years!! I think about you often because we live close to your old house off of Abe Lincoln. My wife and I like to walk out there, and believe it or not, the neighborhood still has some country charm left. I remember going over to your father's shop. Don't worry about the background noise; frankly, I didn't even remember you doing it!! I do recall the beer drinking. We're still going to St. Luke's, and my son is a sophomore at Marshall (although he's not in the band). I hope your family is doing well.

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