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Skriven 2008-08-28 16:07:47 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 12823 av Nancy Backus (1:3634/12.0)
Ärende: Mexican food
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Hi Nancy,

 NB>  NB>> A little, isn't he the one that compiled the German genealogy,
 NB> and  NB>> wrote the poems, and was a pastor?

 RH> He was the pastor who also wrote poetry.  I think (but not 100% sure)
 RH> tho that it was his son, my grandfather, who did the geneaology.  I
 RH> could be wrong tho.  There are some interesting family stories too. (G)

 NB> You may well be right.  There was enough going on around us that I

And all the food going onto plates and then into stomachs. (G)


 NB> could have easily missed a generation... ;)  If the family stories
 NB> aren't
 NB> written down, you might want to take the time to do so... so that
 NB> later generations will have them.  Some of mine have been incorporated

My great grandfather did write a series of stories about his dog Rover.
My mom made books of them for each of her (then) grandkids; don't know
if the later ones got a copy or not.

 NB> genealogy lessons, as examples of what gets debunked, though... ;)  My
 NB> father used to refer to me as the Family Debunker, rather than the
 NB> family genealogist... it was always with a twinkle in his eye, but I
 NB> did debunk a few cherished tales... ;)

Archie De Bunker? (G)


 RH> The Korean vs fast food was probably about the same but we most likely
 RH> did better eating Greek the day the others had the seafood. I know we
 RH> had the better meals tho.

 NB> Definitely a win/win situation for you.  :)

We'd spotted the Greek place from the bus a few minutes before we
stopped.  It was an easy walk back and the meal was promt enough that we
had time to enjoy it before we had to be back to the bus.  I guess
others were more rushed at their restaurants, even to they were closer
to the bus.  For the Korean place, we were let out at a mall in Hilo.
We checked the listing of stores/eateries and found the listing we
wanted. (G)


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