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Are you implying that you do not have a muster station In your residence ?

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Yes,they have ,however,would you agree with me that the 50’s to the mid 70’s was a great time .In 1963 I was dating a woman living in the Bronx. On nearly every Saturday night I boarded the subway near her residence at about 1AM and took IRT subway to the last stop in Brooklyn .There was no fear of being mugged.

I graduated college with a dual major of Psychology and Sociology.I minored in English with a concentration in Literature.When I was in my senior year of college I went to the placement office to look for post graduate employment.There was a listing for a health insurance company that was hiring grads who majored in Psychology to work in their Industrial Psychology Department.I applied for the job and spent 38 years working in Health Insurance.

We did a two week tour of Alaska through HAL.The first week was a tour of various cities by bus and train. The second week was a cruise. The highlight for us was Denali National Park.

I graduated college and completed my years of employment prior to the Internet.I cannot equate the typewriter to a computer ,however,for me the typewriter is what the computer is for you.

I had a very happy childhood in the 1940’s without the modern conveniences that kids have currently.

One of my daughters just sent me a picture of her dog in the backyard with his shadow. I responded that he is not a groundhog and SI Chuck already predicted an early Spring.

I have friends who do not have cell phones or computers and they do not have problems

The only groundhog that I ever am interested in is SI Chuck.I have a cousin name Chuck who lived in SI at one time but he is not a groundhog.

The cast for Survivor 44 was released this week.Normally I read the bios and choose a few that I might want to root for prior to the show airing . Having read all 18 bios I chose 16 that I might want to root for . My number one is an employee of the FDNY.

Twenty years ago on this date Toby and I moved into our Townhouse condo.

I have not been to a Brooklyn restaurant in 10 years

The best calamari I ever ate was in a Bay Ridge Brooklyn restaurant in 1998.

I have been to 6 school reunions .People who grew up in Brooklyn were living all over the world .They all spoke about missing Brooklyn but loved where they were now living.

Toby did Bumper cars on the Quantum .She said it was like a return to childhood.The last time I was in a bumper car was in Coney Island.

Perhaps an indication that you should move back to NY,Bonnie. It will be in the 50’s here next week.We have not had more than a trace of snow this entire winter.

For some reason I never ate lobster.On a cruise about 10 years ago there were many variations of lobster on the menu.My table mates could not believe that I never ate lobster. I tried and liked everything.

I too was a camp counselor many years ago and found myself eating foods that I would not normally eat.Aside from that working in the camp was a wonderful experience.My group was 12 and 13 year old boys. Several years ago I was on a cruise and saw a guy who resembled a kid who was in my camp group.I approached and inquired if he was Joel . Indeed ,he was.

We had snow overnight but it only stuck to the cars,grass,deck and terrace.

Thank you .We were going to celebrate on Saturday but we will wait for warmer weather.

The only cruise line I have been able to function on is RCI.

I called my son in law Eric to wish him a Happy Birthday.He is at their upstate NY house this week.The predicted weather for Friday is minus 18 degrees.Where I am it will be 5 above.

For some reason most of the diners that I often went to in Brooklyn and Manhattan were owned by people who were Greek.

I knew you would have that thought.Thanks,Debbie.I also have a nephew named Eric.