It's Barbara's Birthday!!!

[9thdoctor]

It's thread bump time.

(And by the way, I do rather like the jazz version of Happy Birthday -- although not as much as the chipmunk version. Thank you for that, Dennis.)

Aww shucks.

Sad, eh?

[Michael Stuart Kelly]

I miss her.

I thought it would get better, but it doesn't.

I'm just going to have to push through this and write up Barbara's Memorial Event in LA.

It is good to see her high spirits in this thread.

Michael

[Backlighting]

I'm sorry I never met her. She may have been at AR's talk in the early 70's that I attended (Ford Hall Forum--The Anti-Industrial Revolution). I don't remember. The little lady at the podium, with the heavy Russian accent, commanded all the attention.

I'm glad though I had the opportunity to thank Barbara, on this Board, for writing The Passion (It's one of my favorite books).

She graciously answered me with a "you're welcome"

She also replied back to me on 2 other separate occasions (which I can not find on my OL profile/ history section).

I think it's time for me to re-read the jewel she wrote & I'll never forget.

[Brant Gaede]

I'm sorry I never met her. She may have been at AR's talk in the early 70's that I attended (Ford Hall Forum--The Anti-Industrial Revolution). I don't remember. The little lady at the podium, with the heavy Russian accent, commanded all the attention.

I'm glad though I had the opportunity to thank Barbara, on this Board, for writing The Passion (It's one of my favorite books).

She graciously answered me with a "you're welcome"

She also replied back to me on 2 other separate occasions (which I can not find on my OL profile/ history section).

I think it's time for me to re-read the jewel she wrote & I'll never forget.

She was not at the FHF after the break of 1968.

--Brant

virtual guarantee

[Backlighting]

I'm sorry I never met her. She may have been at AR's talk in the early 70's that I attended (Ford Hall Forum--The Anti-Industrial Revolution). I don't remember. The little lady at the podium, with the heavy Russian accent, commanded all the attention.

I'm glad though I had the opportunity to thank Barbara, on this Board, for writing The Passion (It's one of my favorite books).

She graciously answered me with a "you're welcome"

She also replied back to me on 2 other separate occasions (which I can not find on my OL profile/ history section).

I think it's time for me to re-read the jewel she wrote & I'll never forget.

She was not at the FHF after the break of 1968.

--Brant

virtual guarantee

Thanks for the info Brant.

-Joe