lynden, I knew you were going to be fast but, when running in new territory, to avoid getting lost, let the locals take the lead until you can see the finish line.

I had a nice visit with my brother last evening. I keep remembering that he was only 8 years old when I left for college, and we've rarely lived in the same region of the country since then. So when I do see him (once every few years), it's always a shock to realize that he's as old as he is. My mental image of him is still as a little kid. Anyone else have this kind of thing happen to them?

I have an imaginary friend who look just as good today as she did 40 years ago. However, no one else can confirm this.

Steve P--I grew up not far from "The Golden Lion," a restaurant Joe Schmidt owned and watched the Lions every Thanksgiving (and Sundays) play the Packers--that used to be the holiday schedule tradition. And I like that song grins, A

I zillion years ago, I worked in a hotel and met a number of the team..Some were retired and some were still playing. The team we have now has had a rough streak. They've shown that they can play good football...The need to play it for 4 whole quarters. Gordon, some times wrong turns are kewl. Getting to hang with the RD is kewl too. You're my hero for the day. After getting a friend moved, my brother and I got the bikes out and took a color tour along part of the Bayshore Marathon route. 13 miles...sweet!!!!!