On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 10:23:48 -0600, "William Jennings"
> wrote:

>
>"David Wright" > wrote in message
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>> I haven't spent significant time in Waco since the early '60s, but
>> quite a bit from the late '30s up till then. Waco was where my dad was
>> raised and where my grandparents and assorted great aunts and uncles
>> lived. So, Whacky wasn't my image of Waco, but I can see how it might
>> be if I'd had your experiences there.
>>
>> There was another person around here who knew Waco from years back and
>> even knew the one-block-long street my family's house was on. We had a
>> brief OT discussion about Waco around the time A1 made his appearance,
>> which is why I remember where he said he lives.
>>
>> David, an old pro!
>
>The late 30's? Hey, did you ever meet Bonnie & Clyde? I heard some of
>those old stories around Italy and Ennis county.

Hey, I was born in '37 ... I said I was there, but didn't claim to
remember anything about those visits. I do have a few family photos
from then (Yes, other people, there were cameras in those days!), but
that's about it.
>
>David, Waco wasn't wacky back then. You must also know the spooky, VA
>Mental Hospital is there now.
>
>< We had a
>> brief OT discussion about Waco around the time A1 made his appearance,
>> which is why I remember where he said he lives.>
>
>I guess that explains it... A1 resides in Semi-Happy Wacky.
>
>It works for me, does it work for you? :-)

Absolutely! ;-)
>
>doc

David