years old . There were not many
people for the funeral - mostly nuns
ciao
Allwyn
--- On Sun, 8/3/09, ANNETTE D'SOUZA wrote:
> From: ANNETTE D'SOUZA
> Subject: [SALIGAONET] Re: Saligao... in the Seventies
> To: "Saligaon Foxy news"
> Date: Sunday, 8 March, 2009,
Some memories just live on
Patsy
From: Albert Desouza
To: saligao-net@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, March 6, 2009 5:03:14 AM
Subject: [SALIGAONET] Re: Saligao... in the Seventies
Dear Saligaonetters
It is still fun to be in Lourdes Convent
--- On Fri, 3/6/09, Kevin Saldanha wrote:
> From: Kevin Saldanha
> Subject: [SALIGAONET] Re: Saligao... in the Seventies
> To: saligao-net@googlegroups.com
> Date: Friday, March 6, 2009, 7:58 AM
> Hi Chris,
>
> has your guilty conscience been pricking you all these
> yea
they disciplined all well & had full
control of their classes.
ciao
Annette
From: alizadeso...@hotmail.com
To: saligao-net@googlegroups.com
Subject: [SALIGAONET] Re: Saligao... in the Seventies
Date: Fri, 6 Mar 2009 10:03:14 +
Dear Saligaonetters
It is still fun to be
Hmm!
Pity I missed out on those campfires - was old by then. you all were the kids!
>BTW, I think I made a mistake with the name of one of my favourite teachers at
>LCHS. Her name was Miss Silvette, not >Silveira
Yeh Patsy, I remember your teacher Silvette from Sangolda & knew her
* फ्रेडरिक न
To: saligao-net@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, March 6, 2009 2:28:34 PM
Subject: [SALIGAONET] Re: Saligao... in the Seventies
Kevin is right. I was referring to the camp-fire (don't recall more
than one, where I saw this gunpowder stuff) at Lourdes Convent!
Someone (Mervyn, I think) c
Kevin is right. I was referring to the camp-fire (don't recall more
than one, where I saw this gunpowder stuff) at Lourdes Convent!
Someone (Mervyn, I think) called me Ricky. Ricky is my brother who's
based at Verna/Nuvem, where he's part of a software company
[http://www.opspl.com/]
People used
l over. My eldest daughter Arlette was lucky to have her in the primary and
she too has develped the same cursive hand writing. Those were the days in
Lourdes Convent.
> Date: Thu, 5 Mar 2009 17:11:59 -0800
> From: goanch...@sbcglobal.net
> Subject: [SALIGAONET] Re: Saligao... in
Hi Chris,
has your guilty conscience been pricking you all these years ;-? Rest
easy... I think Rico was referring to the campfires at Lourdes Convent where
my Dad would 'magically' start the fire by invoking the winds from the north
and from the south, from the east and from the west...
Come on
Dearest Rico,
yes I read your excellent account of Lourdes Convent in the seventies and
remember those good old days - I am sure on reading your text lots of people
will wish they could live those happy days again, the days of Phantom, Tarzan
and Mandrake comics..
My first memories of you are
What a fantastic job of taking us down memory lane, Rico! I, too, will never
forget those great days..We were undoubtedly (sometimes, and with good
reason, too!!) filled with fear and apprehension at the dire consequences we
might be faced with as a result of unfinished or poorly done homew
About the gunpowder in the campfire. Sorry a few years to own up. We were a
group of guys, I will not mention names, Juveniles basically in early to late
teens, who resented the fountain being taken over during that camp for a whole
week as we couldn't use it. About 7 or 8 boys. It was a dada b
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