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Date Posted: 07:16:15 05/08/06 Mon
Author: Ed Cummins
Subject: Re: What's New?
In reply to: Dick 's message, "What's New?" on 20:26:05 05/01/06 Mon

Thanks for the interesting update, Dick! I often wonder what others in our class are doing these days. I'm sorry to hear about your back problems. I guess we are all at the age that we adhere to the I.E DuPont motto "Better Living Through Chemistry."

Maxine and I made our final Florida snowbird tour with the "Richard Kiser Trio" We had a good time for six years, but enough is enough. It had gotten to be a lot of work. We are trying to eliminate that word from our vocabulary. We have met some great musician's in Ft. Myers and will probably spend several weeks there during the winter.

I am having a great time playing saxophone in the "Gwinnett Community Band", a 50+ member concert band, and I am also playing in a 17 piece jazz band. The jazz band is a stretch but I get to play some great old big band music.

Our daughter and her family just moved to a new home that is less than two miles from us. They are just down the road and we get to see them a lot. Our granddaughters are 14 and 17 and all grown up. They are doing great we are having a lot of fun with them.

So that's whats happening here. Now who's next?

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