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RobinA

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8. This Is My Rule

Reply to jmowreader (Reply #6)

Mon Jul 30, 2018, 09:15 AM

Jul 2018

when listening to the music of my college years, particularly tunes that remind me of the best times - Fleetwood Mac, Eagles... It's there, in the museum, I know it's there, I can dust it off and listen any time I want, but I don't. But I could. And no concerts, either. 1976 is best left in 1976. Knowing it's there is enough.

Not sure I agree with the "tomorrow ain't as bad as it seems..." line, but ya gotta move on.

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DODGE BALL. Nothing builds character like Dodge ball. Lochloosa Jul 2018 #1

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Red Rover RobinA Jul 2018 #7

Loved Red Rover too. We played it on playground at recess. I was pretty good at it. bobbieinok Jul 2018 #9