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So, OK. Disregard my e-mail. I'm not fully caffeinated yet.
I haven't read it yet, but consider it disregarded!
I remember this story well. And love it. I just didn't want to say that part at the Herald in case they want first rights to your wonderful stories.
Sully, just to get my comment published I had to jump through more hoops than when I worked for the circus. Here's the comment I left for your story:
Jim's grandfather was the equivalent of every peaceful man: get along with others - even if you must fake it to make it. He was a true gentleman as well as an astute businessman.
whew. If it's as hard to get an article published as it is to leave a comment, I salute you!
Went.
Read.
Loved it.
Commented.
Off to do my nails now.
Hugs,
J.
Sheesh... I hardly know where to comment now.
Should I do it here and on the Herald's site?
Should I comment on Facebook, too?
Should I comment on all three?
Are you gonna remember us when you're famous, like Dave Barry?
I don't mean Dave Barry remembers us.
I mean he's famous.
I wonder who he remembers.
He writes for the wrong Herald.
Gosh... if I'm not careful, he might send me a Florida drivers license.
Went and left a comment there -- your grandfather was a good guy, it sounds like.
I remember this post! It's a tale deserving to be told as many times and at as many places as possible...
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