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These stories collect in the back of my mind and now, you can have them for your reading enjoyment. I would discourage looking too deeply into any of them because I have tried to filter out all the subconscious crap and don't get on me about the abuses of grammar and syntax; especially on the rough drafts. Also, try to treat the yammerings with a bit more leniency as I quote Chandler Poling: "I am just musing. I've got a rich inner life." |
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Mom's Newsletter: This rag loosely follows the trials (both federal and state) and tribulations of my family but the names rarely change, fiction is king and the facts receive only a mild bruising. Also for Faribault and Clydepark historians, the mysterious Mike Dapper, the still dangerous Tom Teske, the freakishly youthful Jim Batchelder, the McGrory boys, the Iowa gals and the always adorable Roger Bongers are referenced here constantly. |
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Although I graduated in the late 1800's, (see below), I know some folks that are actually older. An earlier Flambo class enlisted me to do their reunion site a few years ago so their "legacy" (their term, not mine) awaits you with a click of the graphic on the left. If you are unsure how to get there, have one of your ever-expanding legion of grandchildren to show you how to do it. |
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As stated above, I graduated many, many years ago with about 350 other poor slobs from Faribault Senior High School. The references are a bit narrow but it stands as a reunion jumpsite (currently quiet) and a cyber-salute to the unofficial fun that my classmates and I imply we had in Rice County in the early to mid-seventies. Finally, treat the group with kindness as hindsight can be a double-edged sword...and we are sorry about the whole bow tie situation. |
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You really don't have to make an effort to email, unless you are sending money or general supportive comments. Any emails that are written in a positive tone will likely not be ignored and any compliance to existing copyright law would be appreciated. So, visit the site and if you dig it, drop me line. |
 | There are several other existing sites floating around out in the ether that not only please me but also obligate me to provide a complimentary link. These include sites of friends or content that is the embodiment of "edutainment™." Take a tip from a cop who does: enjoy them at your own risk. |
“Thanks for stopping....we both had a wonderful time.
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