How it all began...
You look like John Hinckley and Jodie Foster.
You do know that Melanie Griffith was an intern at the Bloomington paper back then, right?
Of course. Read the upcoming conclusion this Sunday....
😂😁
I am utterly enthralled and CAN'T WAIT to hear the rest of the story! Especially the part about slaying a torso???
Now that is a "meet cute" if I ever read one. Really, Bob? A terry cloth tie???
Yeah, I was surprised those ties didn't catch on, Janie. Ahead of their time, I guess....
*makes popcorn
It was a lot easier to be a hippy in Austin, than was possible in Indy. Might have been the climate and all the music.
She must have been smart to have worked at the Houston Chronicle, the evening paper I grew up reading! Can’t wait for the next chapter. And then we need the story from Barbara’s perspective!
Good points, Kim. Yes, she is very smart, and yes, next week's conclusion will include Barbara's side of the story, in her own words.
Lounge lizard moustache!
Damn near irresistible, Maggie..... That, plus my red pants...
Oh, Mr B, a romantic nailbiter--my favorite kind of story! It's exactly like Lamar and me, only completely different, of course.
I remember when Lamar wooed you with the witchcraft of his wit, Anne-Marie...
Ahh! Young love.
She got past the tie only to tie the knot. You two are wonderful.
I love this story, especially the description of you as a hippie.
You look like John Hinckley and Jodie Foster.
You do know that Melanie Griffith was an intern at the Bloomington paper back then, right?
Of course. Read the upcoming conclusion this Sunday....
😂😁
I am utterly enthralled and CAN'T WAIT to hear the rest of the story! Especially the part about slaying a torso???
Now that is a "meet cute" if I ever read one. Really, Bob? A terry cloth tie???
Yeah, I was surprised those ties didn't catch on, Janie. Ahead of their time, I guess....
*makes popcorn
It was a lot easier to be a hippy in Austin, than was possible in Indy. Might have been the climate and all the music.
She must have been smart to have worked at the Houston Chronicle, the evening paper I grew up reading! Can’t wait for the next chapter. And then we need the story from Barbara’s perspective!
Good points, Kim. Yes, she is very smart, and yes, next week's conclusion will include Barbara's side of the story, in her own words.
Lounge lizard moustache!
Damn near irresistible, Maggie..... That, plus my red pants...
Oh, Mr B, a romantic nailbiter--my favorite kind of story! It's exactly like Lamar and me, only completely different, of course.
I remember when Lamar wooed you with the witchcraft of his wit, Anne-Marie...
Ahh! Young love.
She got past the tie only to tie the knot. You two are wonderful.
I love this story, especially the description of you as a hippie.