> > My birthday card arrived today. I was a bit confused by the Mass. postmark, because I knew I'd already gotten one from my sister who lives there. Then I saw the enclosed Calif. postcard and got more confused. After a while, some of the names sounded familiar and the mystery was solved.
>
> I sent the card, and I would have sent it from San Diego, but, naturally,
> I left your address at home. I wasn't about to pop home in a free moment
> to get it. I must also apologize it came late... I was a bit tuckered out
> by that rip roaring good time. :-)
>
> I have only just realized I probably should have mentioned the RinkUnion
> on that post card!
>
> -ahmoacah

One day late doesn't count.
It had RU3 on it and it didn't take me long to figure that out. I have a lot of fun showing it to friends and family. It usually takes about 30 seconds for them to say "Who are all of these people?" A few have asked if it came from former students.

Several years ago, when I first discovered RinkWorks, I felt like I had found a home. First impressions are usually correct. I love to write and I've always expressed myself better on paper. RinkWorks has given me the chance to communicate with a variety of people, some of them very different from myself. It's a great experience. If I didn't have so many kids and grandkids, I'd have to remember Sam in my will. But 10% of nothing is still nothing, so I guess he won't miss much.
Thanks again, I'm still a little bit tingley over that card.
Howard