Hubby and I watched Christmas in Connecticut for maybe the 10the time,
and we enjoy it as much as we did the first time except now, it's even more
enjoyable because we get to see Mr. Schump!
And tonight for the first time (how could I have missed it all those other
times)
I heard "nip in the b
Elinor Poultice gives Barney an A in breathing and she writes with her left
hand
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First of all let me add my thanks to Allan for another great Christmas Card.
Isn't he a prince of a fellow.
Secondly, I have to share the fun I have been having at the super market
where I work. During this festive time of year so many people are buying
lots of special foods including a lot o
Okay, this will be my last entry today, I promise.
Margaret, I liked your list of classic movies and would like to suggest a great
one for holiday viewing that many don't remember. One of my wife's and my
favorites is "The Bishop's Wife", with Cary Grant, David Niven and Loretta
Young. It is
Joe, as I said before, I'm a little behind. Your story of celebrating
Christmas at the nursing home reminded me of one of my favorites Christmas'
years ago. In the late 60's my favorite uncle had to be hospitalized over
Christmas. We went to visit a few days before and he was real blue that h
I am a little behind in my digests and just viewed the great Christmas Card
from the Newsome Family. Thank you so much. The Christmas Story from Luke as
told by Linus is my favorite version of all time. What an innocent voice to
tell such a beautiful story. That's one I have to watch every y
The topic of left-handed people in Mayberry came up a few years ago; as a
matter of fact I posted it as a trivia question. Since I'm left-handed myself,
I tend to notice these things. To my knowledge the only person ever seen
writing left-handed in Mayberry is Eleanora Poultice, who uses her lef
I love, love, love the 40 acres website. If you haven't visited, you must. I
really enjoy looking at the town of Mayberry and how it was laid out. And,
seeing different sets, like Tara and Aunt Pittypat's house, which was also the
Mayor's house. And, different pictures of the Rimshaw house w
Hi,
I wonder - there is a website that has lots of info on this, and there is a
still shot
from "Goober's Contest," in which Aunt Bee and Opie are shown in Aunt Bee's
car, sitting
in the line at Goober's station. In the background are visible the guard house
by the fence (it was also
in the
A very Merry Christmas wish to all bulletin board members and thanks to Allan
for the wonderful Christmas card. For those that haven't heard it yet, the
latest Two Chairs podcast is especially nice as Allan has done a great job
using Ellie's "Away in a Manger" as a special Christmas treat! Merry
Thank you, Allan, for such a neat card and for WBMUTBB faithfulness! My
wishes to all of you for a wonderful Christmas, blessed with loved ones near
and endless smiles. Thank you for bringing smiles to my days!
Christmas blessings,
Vivian Jenkins
Lexington KY
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Wasn't the new doctor a lefty? (The one that Barney thought was going to wed
Ellie?) Was Frank Smith a lefty?
Brad "Neil Bentley" Cunningham
"My card, in case you ever need my services"
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