Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-07 Thread Christine Aguila
Thanks Chris, Brian, and Christine/Boston.  I shall pass your kind birthday 
wishes on to Dad.  Cheers, Christine


On Sep 6, 2011, at 12:50 AM, Chris Mitchell wrote:

 On 5 September 2011 05:43, Christine Aguila wrote:
 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today
 
 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com
 
 What a super picture - and he has aged very gracefully!
 
 Wish him many happy returns from the UK.
 
 Chris
 
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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-07 Thread Ken Waller
Christine, please thank your dad for me for his dedication and sacrifices 
made during his service duty.


I need to plug knee replacements here, given that he's seen a doctor about 
knee issues.
I had 2 total knee replacements a few years back and it has made all the 
difference for me. Arthritis issues with the knees finally got to where the 
pain became very bad, even with pills  rubs. It finally got to where I had 
to do something about it. I had them done on separate occasions and would 
recommend the same for anyone. The pain/recovery from the operations was 
well worth it as I am totally without pain/issues. I believe with out the 
replacements, I'd probably be in a wheel chair.


HTH

He looks like a much younger man than his age.

Kenneth Waller
http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/kennethwaller

- Original Message - 
From: Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com

Subject: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81


Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, 
he's aging quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a 
retired 8th grade science teacher, and he's retired military, having 
served in Korea, then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper 
as a Green Beret and also earned Canadian jump wings during his military 
career.A few months ago he went to the doctor because his knees have 
been really bothering him.  At one point his doctor asked, Now, Charles, 
how many jumps have you made in your career?  When my dad said about 60+, 
the doctor said, Well, no wonder your knees are bothering you at this 
age!  Sheesh!


It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my 
mind: he still tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various 
offspring and grand kids about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to 
downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed tonight 
that they are going away in a few weeks to one of their favorite hotels 
on the south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine


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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-07 Thread Christine Aguila
Thanks, Ken.  Will pass on your kind thoughts and suggestions to my dad.  
Cheers, Christine


On Sep 7, 2011, at 11:22 AM, Ken Waller wrote:

 Christine, please thank your dad for me for his dedication and sacrifices 
 made during his service duty.
 
 I need to plug knee replacements here, given that he's seen a doctor about 
 knee issues.
 I had 2 total knee replacements a few years back and it has made all the 
 difference for me. Arthritis issues with the knees finally got to where the 
 pain became very bad, even with pills  rubs. It finally got to where I had 
 to do something about it. I had them done on separate occasions and would 
 recommend the same for anyone. The pain/recovery from the operations was well 
 worth it as I am totally without pain/issues. I believe with out the 
 replacements, I'd probably be in a wheel chair.
 
 HTH
 
 He looks like a much younger man than his age.
 
 Kenneth Waller
 http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/kennethwaller
 
 - Original Message - From: Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com
 Subject: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81
 
 
 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, he's 
 aging quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a retired 8th 
 grade science teacher, and he's retired military, having served in Korea, 
 then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper as a Green Beret and 
 also earned Canadian jump wings during his military career.A few months 
 ago he went to the doctor because his knees have been really bothering him.  
 At one point his doctor asked, Now, Charles, how many jumps have you made 
 in your career?  When my dad said about 60+, the doctor said, Well, no 
 wonder your knees are bothering you at this age!  Sheesh!
 
 It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my 
 mind: he still tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various 
 offspring and grand kids about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to 
 downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed tonight that 
 they are going away in a few weeks to one of their favorite hotels on the 
 south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine
 
 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com
 
 
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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-07 Thread Ann Sanfedele

He looks a very spry 81!
ann

On 9/7/2011 23:36, Christine Aguila wrote:

Thanks, Ken.  Will pass on your kind thoughts and suggestions to my dad.  
Cheers, Christine


On Sep 7, 2011, at 11:22 AM, Ken Waller wrote:


Christine, please thank your dad for me for his dedication and sacrifices made 
during his service duty.

I need to plug knee replacements here, given that he's seen a doctor about knee 
issues.
I had 2 total knee replacements a few years back and it has made all the difference 
for me. Arthritis issues with the knees finally got to where the pain became very 
bad, even with pills  rubs. It finally got to where I had to do something 
about it. I had them done on separate occasions and would recommend the same for 
anyone. The pain/recovery from the operations was well worth it as I am totally 
without pain/issues. I believe with out the replacements, I'd probably be in a 
wheel chair.

HTH

He looks like a much younger man than his age.

Kenneth Waller
http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/kennethwaller

- Original Message - From: Christine Aguilachrist...@caguila.com
Subject: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81



Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, he's aging quite 
gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a retired 8th grade science teacher, and he's 
retired military, having served in Korea, then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper 
as a Green Beret and also earned Canadian jump wings during his military career.A few months 
ago he went to the doctor because his knees have been really bothering him.  At one point his 
doctor asked, Now, Charles, how many jumps have you made in your career?  When my dad 
said about 60+, the doctor said, Well, no wonder your knees are bothering you at this age!  
Sheesh!

It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my mind: he still 
tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various offspring and grand kids about 
town, and he and my mom still sneak off to downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in 
fact, I was informed tonight that they are going away in a few weeks to one 
of their favorite hotels on the south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, 
Christine

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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-07 Thread Christine Aguila
Indeed he is!  Cheers, Christine


On Sep 7, 2011, at 10:38 PM, Ann Sanfedele wrote:

 He looks a very spry 81!
 ann
 
 On 9/7/2011 23:36, Christine Aguila wrote:
 Thanks, Ken.  Will pass on your kind thoughts and suggestions to my dad.  
 Cheers, Christine
 
 
 On Sep 7, 2011, at 11:22 AM, Ken Waller wrote:
 
 Christine, please thank your dad for me for his dedication and sacrifices 
 made during his service duty.
 
 I need to plug knee replacements here, given that he's seen a doctor about 
 knee issues.
 I had 2 total knee replacements a few years back and it has made all the 
 difference for me. Arthritis issues with the knees finally got to where the 
 pain became very bad, even with pills  rubs. It finally got to where I had 
 to do something about it. I had them done on separate occasions and would 
 recommend the same for anyone. The pain/recovery from the operations was 
 well worth it as I am totally without pain/issues. I believe with out the 
 replacements, I'd probably be in a wheel chair.
 
 HTH
 
 He looks like a much younger man than his age.
 
 Kenneth Waller
 http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/kennethwaller
 
 - Original Message - From: Christine Aguilachrist...@caguila.com
 Subject: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81
 
 
 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, 
 he's aging quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a 
 retired 8th grade science teacher, and he's retired military, having 
 served in Korea, then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper 
 as a Green Beret and also earned Canadian jump wings during his military 
 career.A few months ago he went to the doctor because his knees have 
 been really bothering him.  At one point his doctor asked, Now, Charles, 
 how many jumps have you made in your career?  When my dad said about 60+, 
 the doctor said, Well, no wonder your knees are bothering you at this 
 age!  Sheesh!
 
 It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my 
 mind: he still tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various 
 offspring and grand kids about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to 
 downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed tonight 
 that they are going away in a few weeks to one of their favorite hotels 
 on the south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine
 
 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com
 
 
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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-06 Thread Brian Walters
On Sep 4 ’11, Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com wrote:
 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture,
 he's aging quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a
 retired 8th grade science teacher, and he's retired military, having
 served in Korea, then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper
 as a Green Beret and also earned Canadian jump wings during his military
 career.A few months ago he went to the doctor because his knees have
 been really bothering him.  At one point his doctor asked, Now, Charles,
 how many jumps have you made in your career?  When my dad said about
 60+, the doctor said, Well, no wonder your knees are bothering you at
 this age!  Sheesh!
 
 It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my
 mind: he still tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various
 offspring and grand kids about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to
 downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed tonight
 that they are going away in a few weeks to one of their favorite hotels
 on the south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine
 
 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com
 



Nice portrait .  I hope I look half as good should I manage to reach
81


Cheers

Brian

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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-06 Thread Christine Nielsen
Happy Birthday to your dad!  He really does look great - what's his secret?

:)
-c

On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 12:43 AM, Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com wrote:
 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, he's 
 aging quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a retired 8th 
 grade science teacher, and he's retired military, having served in Korea, 
 then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper as a Green Beret and 
 also earned Canadian jump wings during his military career.    A few months 
 ago he went to the doctor because his knees have been really bothering him.  
 At one point his doctor asked, Now, Charles, how many jumps have you made in 
 your career?  When my dad said about 60+, the doctor said, Well, no wonder 
 your knees are bothering you at this age!  Sheesh!

 It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my 
 mind: he still tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various 
 offspring and grand kids about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to 
 downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed tonight that 
 they are going away in a few weeks to one of their favorite hotels on the 
 south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine

 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com


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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-05 Thread Dario Bonazza
Lovely portrait of a great-looking man I cannot believe is 81. And your 
words add a lot to my understanding of him.

Treasure your dad!
Dario

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From: Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com

To: PDML List pdml@pdml.net
Sent: Monday, September 05, 2011 6:43 AM
Subject: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81


Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, 
he's aging quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a 
retired 8th grade science teacher, and he's retired military, having 
served in Korea, then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper 
as a Green Beret and also earned Canadian jump wings during his military 
career.A few months ago he went to the doctor because his knees have 
been really bothering him.  At one point his doctor asked, Now, Charles, 
how many jumps have you made in your career?  When my dad said about 60+, 
the doctor said, Well, no wonder your knees are bothering you at this 
age!  Sheesh!


It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my 
mind: he still tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various 
offspring and grand kids about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to 
downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed tonight 
that they are going away in a few weeks to one of their favorite hotels 
on the south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine


http://aguilapaw.posterous.com


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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-05 Thread Paul Stenquist
NIce pic. He does look good and could easily pass for ten years younger.

Paul
On Sep 5, 2011, at 12:43 AM, Christine Aguila wrote:

 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, he's 
 aging quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a retired 8th 
 grade science teacher, and he's retired military, having served in Korea, 
 then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper as a Green Beret and 
 also earned Canadian jump wings during his military career.A few months 
 ago he went to the doctor because his knees have been really bothering him.  
 At one point his doctor asked, Now, Charles, how many jumps have you made in 
 your career?  When my dad said about 60+, the doctor said, Well, no wonder 
 your knees are bothering you at this age!  Sheesh!
 
 It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my 
 mind: he still tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various 
 offspring and grand kids about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to 
 downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed tonight that 
 they are going away in a few weeks to one of their favorite hotels on the 
 south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine
 
 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com
 
 
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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-05 Thread Jack Davis
Looks and sounds like a great guy. He's also lucky to have such grateful loving 
family.

Jack

From: Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com
To: PDML List pdml@pdml.net
Sent: Sunday, September 4, 2011 9:43 PM
Subject: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, he's 
aging quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a retired 8th 
grade science teacher, and he's retired military, having served in Korea, then 
as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper as a Green Beret and also 
earned Canadian jump wings during his military career.    A few months ago he 
went to the doctor because his knees have been really bothering him.  At one 
point his doctor asked, Now, Charles, how many jumps have you made in your 
career?  When my dad said about 60+, the doctor said, Well, no wonder your 
knees are bothering you at this age!  Sheesh!

It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my mind: 
he still tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various offspring 
and grand kids about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to downtown hotels 
for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed tonight that they are going 
away in a few weeks to one of their favorite hotels on the south side of 
Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine

http://aguilapaw.posterous.com


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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-05 Thread David J Brooks
Nice story and a lovely portrait

Dave

On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 12:43 AM, Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com wrote:
 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, he's 
 aging quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a retired 8th 
 grade science teacher, and he's retired military, having served in Korea, 
 then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper as a Green Beret and 
 also earned Canadian jump wings during his military career.    A few months 
 ago he went to the doctor because his knees have been really bothering him.  
 At one point his doctor asked, Now, Charles, how many jumps have you made in 
 your career?  When my dad said about 60+, the doctor said, Well, no wonder 
 your knees are bothering you at this age!  Sheesh!

 It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my 
 mind: he still tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various 
 offspring and grand kids about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to 
 downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed tonight that 
 they are going away in a few weeks to one of their favorite hotels on the 
 south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine

 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com


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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-05 Thread Bob Sullivan
Christine,
Lovely portrait on the occasion of his 81st birthday.
Wish him happy birthday for me.
I remember meeting him at the PDML reception at Dank Haus.
He's not your average 81 year old.
Regards,  Bob S.

On Sun, Sep 4, 2011 at 11:43 PM, Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com wrote:
 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, he's 
 aging quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a retired 8th 
 grade science teacher, and he's retired military, having served in Korea, 
 then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper as a Green Beret and 
 also earned Canadian jump wings during his military career.    A few months 
 ago he went to the doctor because his knees have been really bothering him.  
 At one point his doctor asked, Now, Charles, how many jumps have you made in 
 your career?  When my dad said about 60+, the doctor said, Well, no wonder 
 your knees are bothering you at this age!  Sheesh!

 It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my 
 mind: he still tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various 
 offspring and grand kids about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to 
 downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed tonight that 
 they are going away in a few weeks to one of their favorite hotels on the 
 south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine

 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com


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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-05 Thread Bruce Walker

Ditto!

On 11-09-05 8:55 AM, David J Brooks wrote:

Nice story and a lovely portrait

Dave

On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 12:43 AM, Christine Aguilachrist...@caguila.com  wrote:

Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, he's aging quite 
gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a retired 8th grade science teacher, and he's 
retired military, having served in Korea, then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper 
as a Green Beret and also earned Canadian jump wings during his military career.A few months 
ago he went to the doctor because his knees have been really bothering him.  At one point his 
doctor asked, Now, Charles, how many jumps have you made in your career?  When my dad 
said about 60+, the doctor said, Well, no wonder your knees are bothering you at this age!  
Sheesh!

It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my mind: he still 
tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various offspring and grand kids about 
town, and he and my mom still sneak off to downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in 
fact, I was informed tonight that they are going away in a few weeks to one 
of their favorite hotels on the south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, 
Christine

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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-05 Thread Christine Aguila
Thanks, Dario, Paul, Jack, Dave, Bob S., and Bruce!  Bob--Dad says hi back!  
Cheers, Christine


On Sep 5, 2011, at 10:21 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:

 Ditto!
 
 On 11-09-05 8:55 AM, David J Brooks wrote:
 Nice story and a lovely portrait
 
 Dave
 
 On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 12:43 AM, Christine Aguilachrist...@caguila.com  
 wrote:
 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, 
 he's aging quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a 
 retired 8th grade science teacher, and he's retired military, having served 
 in Korea, then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper as a 
 Green Beret and also earned Canadian jump wings during his military career. 
A few months ago he went to the doctor because his knees have been 
 really bothering him.  At one point his doctor asked, Now, Charles, how 
 many jumps have you made in your career?  When my dad said about 60+, the 
 doctor said, Well, no wonder your knees are bothering you at this age!  
 Sheesh!
 
 It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my 
 mind: he still tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various 
 offspring and grand kids about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to 
 downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed tonight 
 that they are going away in a few weeks to one of their favorite hotels 
 on the south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine
 
 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com
 
 
 
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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-05 Thread Daniel J. Matyola
Your dad looks great!  nice portrait.

Dan
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On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 12:43 AM, Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com wrote:
 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today.  As you can see from the picture, he's 
 aging quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60.  He's a retired 8th 
 grade science teacher, and he's retired military, having served in Korea, 
 then as a reservist for 31 years.  He was a paratrooper as a Green Beret and 
 also earned Canadian jump wings during his military career.    A few months 
 ago he went to the doctor because his knees have been really bothering him.  
 At one point his doctor asked, Now, Charles, how many jumps have you made in 
 your career?  When my dad said about 60+, the doctor said, Well, no wonder 
 your knees are bothering you at this age!  Sheesh!

 It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't changed much to my 
 mind: he still tells his funny stories, he's always chauffeuring various 
 offspring and grand kids about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to 
 downtown hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed tonight that 
 they are going away in a few weeks to one of their favorite hotels on the 
 south side of Chicago near Hyde Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine

 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com


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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-05 Thread Rick Womer
Aging gracefully, indeed!  It's a really nice photo, too.

Rick

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--- On Mon, 9/5/11, Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com wrote:

 From: Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com
 Subject: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81
 To: PDML List pdml@pdml.net
 Date: Monday, September 5, 2011, 12:43 AM
 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81
 today.  As you can see from the picture, he's aging
 quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60. 
 He's a retired 8th grade science teacher, and he's retired
 military, having served in Korea, then as a reservist for 31
 years.  He was a paratrooper as a Green Beret and also
 earned Canadian jump wings during his military career. 
   A few months ago he went to the doctor because his
 knees have been really bothering him.  At one point his
 doctor asked, Now, Charles, how many jumps have you made in
 your career?  When my dad said about 60+, the doctor
 said, Well, no wonder your knees are bothering you at this
 age!  Sheesh!
 
 It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't
 changed much to my mind: he still tells his funny stories,
 he's always chauffeuring various offspring and grand kids
 about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to downtown
 hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed
 tonight that they are going away in a few weeks to one of
 their favorite hotels on the south side of Chicago near Hyde
 Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine
 
 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com
 
 
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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-05 Thread Christine Aguila
Thanks, Dan  Rick!  cheers, Christine


On Sep 5, 2011, at 12:20 PM, Rick Womer wrote:

 Aging gracefully, indeed!  It's a really nice photo, too.
 
 Rick
 
 http://photo.net/photos/RickW
 
 
 --- On Mon, 9/5/11, Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com wrote:
 
 From: Christine Aguila christ...@caguila.com
 Subject: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81
 To: PDML List pdml@pdml.net
 Date: Monday, September 5, 2011, 12:43 AM
 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81
 today.  As you can see from the picture, he's aging
 quite gracefully--and he's active as if he was 60. 
 He's a retired 8th grade science teacher, and he's retired
 military, having served in Korea, then as a reservist for 31
 years.  He was a paratrooper as a Green Beret and also
 earned Canadian jump wings during his military career. 
   A few months ago he went to the doctor because his
 knees have been really bothering him.  At one point his
 doctor asked, Now, Charles, how many jumps have you made in
 your career?  When my dad said about 60+, the doctor
 said, Well, no wonder your knees are bothering you at this
 age!  Sheesh!
 
 It's so hard to think of my dad as 81.  He just hasn't
 changed much to my mind: he still tells his funny stories,
 he's always chauffeuring various offspring and grand kids
 about town, and he and my mom still sneak off to downtown
 hotels for  get-away weekends--in fact, I was informed
 tonight that they are going away in a few weeks to one of
 their favorite hotels on the south side of Chicago near Hyde
 Park.  Go, Dad!  Cheers, Christine
 
 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com
 
 
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Re: PAW--Week 35--Dad at 81

2011-09-05 Thread Chris Mitchell
On 5 September 2011 05:43, Christine Aguila wrote:
 Hi Everyone:  My dad turned 81 today

 http://aguilapaw.posterous.com

What a super picture - and he has aged very gracefully!

Wish him many happy returns from the UK.

Chris

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