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Subject: Re: Getting To Know You O/T response

Author:
Rose

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Date Posted: Sat, Aug 02 2003, 21:19:00 PDT
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In reply to: Jean M 's message, "Re: Getting To Know You" on Sat, Aug 02 2003, 20:56:13 PDT

The 1800's are a fascinating period.

I also love reading about that era.

There is so much to write about Tomas Jefferson. I could write to some length about both his curiosity and war record.

One of my favorite topics of study is the Lewis and Clark expedition (as well as the later journeys on the Oregon trail.) which, of course, took place under Jefferson's tutelage.

I've read much on the civil war. Everything from standard histories to personal perspectives. (and then from Walt Whitman to the foot soldier.)

I also love Broadway musicals (I can't name just one there either.)

If you like, you can also email me off list on any topic.

>>Age 38
>>
>>Favorite WL Player: Colin Mochrie
>
>>Favorite 4th Seater: Greg and also Chip or maybe I
>should say all of them for different reasons
>>
>>Favorite Game: Whose Line and Improbable Mission
>
>>Last CD/Tape/Album You Listened To: The one that
>Julia listed (we were listening to it coming home from
>work on Friday)
>
>>Favorite Movie: Like Rose said this is a very hard
>question to answer. Gettysburg, Return of the Jedi,
>Sabrina (the original one with Audrey Hepburn) just to
>name a few
>
>>Any Hobbies: Reading, Counted Cross Stitch, Surfing
>the Web
>>
>>Favorite Vacation Spot: Colonial Williamsburg and
>Washington, DC
>
>>Part of World You Live In: Massachusetts
>>
>Misc: I love Broadway Musicals my favorite being
>Phantom of the Opera, love to listen to 18th Century
>Music, reading books about historical figures like
>Joshua Chamberlain, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson.
>
>As you can probably guess I love American History the
>American Revolution and Civil War Periods being my
>favorite. I really enjoy visiting the battlefields of
>these two time periods. To me there is something very
>special about walking on the battlefields.

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Getting To Know You O/T response	Jean M	Sat, Aug 02 2003, 21:30:09 PDT
Re: Getting To Know You O/T response -- Anita, Sun, Aug 03 2003, 14:49:38 PDT Re: Getting To Know You O/T response -- Jean M, Sun, Aug 03 2003, 16:48:49 PDT Re: Getting To Know You O/T response -- Anita, Sun, Aug 03 2003, 17:40:58 PDT Way off topic on broadway and history -- Rose, Mon, Aug 04 2003, 15:49:56 PDT Re: Way off topic on broadway and history -- Jean M, Mon, Aug 04 2003, 16:42:22 PDT Re: Way off topic on broadway and history -- Rose, Tue, Aug 05 2003, 11:15:17 PDT Re: Way off topic on broadway and history -- Julia, Tue, Aug 05 2003, 14:07:15 PDT Re: Way off topic on broadway and history -- Jean M, Tue, Aug 05 2003, 17:18:53 PDT More history, and see ya in a week -- Rose, Fri, Aug 08 2003, 16:14:26 PDT Have a Great Time -- Jean M, Fri, Aug 08 2003, 19:04:46 PDT