Friday, December 25, 2015
13 comments:
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Murphy(AZ) said...
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I was in tears, too! Merry Christmas!
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12/25/15, 4:34 AM
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Anonymous said...
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God Bless all here.
Sir H the Comet -
12/25/15, 7:40 AM
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Tom Mann said...
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Merry Christmas to All.
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12/25/15, 7:59 AM
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Anonymous said...
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Good Morning and Merry Christmas to you and yours Rodger, and to the whole Barn Army! May God bless us every one!
Tim
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12/25/15, 8:49 AM
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Durfield said...
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God bless western civilization.
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12/25/15, 9:43 AM
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Esteve said...
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Merry Christmas to you and yours Rodger. I'm up here enjoying the heat in southern Maryland with the northern grand kids. I'll be heading back to Florida in a couple of days for some cooler weather.
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12/25/15, 10:51 AM
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Anonymous said...
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Merry Christmas, Rodger and to the whole Barn Army. Thanks for hosting such a fun house.
Jim in Texas where it's 80 -
12/25/15, 11:59 AM
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OregonGuy said...
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John 3:16.
Merry Christmas, Roger. And thanks for all your gifts.
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12/25/15, 12:51 PM
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Chris in NC said...
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Merry Christmas everyone!! :)
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12/25/15, 1:53 PM
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DonM said...
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Merry Christmas to Rodger and all that dwell here. It's 19 degrees here in Idaho Falls at 12:30 PM and going down to -8 tonight. Gotta get outside and fire up the snow blower now.
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12/25/15, 2:25 PM
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Anonymous said...
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Merry Christmas to all.
De Oppresso Liber
Geo
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12/25/15, 2:38 PM
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Unknown said...
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Beethoven's piece was used for our Junior High School (JHS 104) song
[Skoonj, 'Remember this?]:
We salute thee Blue and Gold
In our hearts we'll always hold
Our devotion strong and true
One-Oh-Four we honor you!
Those of us in Hans Rittermann's homeroom sang it like this:
We salute you Red and Black
At your head we'll always hack
Teachers may think we are nuts
Rittermann, we hate your guts!
(After more than 50 yrs., I can still remember this stuff!)
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12/25/15, 7:17 PM
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Skoonj said...
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Stu, yes I do remember the JHS 104 song. I sang it enough, and played it enough back then. You see, at graduation I was in the school orchestra. At the back. I had a tube, or upright (E flat) bass. Play that enough in rehearsal, and other words naturally come to you. Unfortunately, I still can't write a damned one of them. I wasn't even about to say them loud enough that Miss O'Reilly, head of the graduation ceremony and also my math teacher, could hear. She was already in a fine mood since the day before graduation the US Supreme Court ruled against prayer in public school. She had a temper, that one, and went ahead with the scheduled prayer anyway. I think that was the same year you played Lt. Cable in the South Pacific play they put on.
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12/29/15, 1:27 PM
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