Originally Posted by Nucky (Post 1605795)

It really is NOTHING that matters. It's Mrs. BK with her eye on that, especially shiny New Hippy Dippy. Go get 'em Mrs. BK, we are NOTHING but rooting for YOU! Go get 'em Spunky, give 'em hell.:bigbow:

Sorry, I bombed out for the big moment last night but since nobody will tell me where this counter is how the heck am I supposed to know we were so close?

Real Estate deal is now closed at the sound of the Gong. Bong, Gong. It is now over, not another word from me unless you guys get a hot tip on a great deal....just kidding, DONE. Even if they come back because the original buyer falls down. I'm out.

Serenity and Peace on Earth is NOTHING but important. Can I get an Amen?

Blood is important too! Geez, Tal? 25 Gallons. Unbelievable.

Originally Posted by fw102807 (Post 1605797)

Many years ago when things were not going well for me and I was very discouraged my son said to me "If you don't play you can't win" That NOTHING but got me back in the game and things turned around soon after that.

Originally Posted by Abby10 (Post 1605806)

I think you are the real "Dear Abby" on here. I'm NOTHING but "Deer Abby" - lol

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725 (Post 1605804)

We are up to 200, 199 views as of 12/08/2018 8:22 AM EST. Congratulations, NOTHINGS!!!!

I was a junior at Earl Wooster High School when my English teacher's daughter, Michelle, was murdered in a garage a few yards from the University of Nevada, Reno. The cops were looking at my classmates as suspects thanks in part because of Thomas Lee Bean and what he had done to Sonja McCaskie in 1963. He had been a Wooster student when he committed this horrible murder. A policeman even mentioned all the extremely grisly details as a way to explain to us students his viewpoints of the crime. I felt this was an extremely bone-headed approach and was looking for stuff to help my fellow Earl Wooster High students cope with this investigation which was not "solved" until 1979. I had gone into the libraries in the Reno, Nevada area hoping to find something to help us cope with investigation. My English teacher, Barbara Mitchell, was married to a teacher, Edward, at yet another high school in the Reno, Nevada area. You can imagine the community interest in this murder especially with the very heavy coverage from the press. I had been taking classes as a Junior via correspondence from a third high school in Reno, Nevada to get out of high school in three years. Which I did going onto the University of Nevada, Reno where many of the women there were quite worried about there being a murderer on campus. There was a lot of pressure on the cops to solve this murder.

The Mitchell family gave me and another boy a small Memorial Scholarship in Michelle Mitchell's name. I did meet with the Mitchell family after graduating from high school in 1976 to thank them and to hand over a drawing I had done which I had displayed in an art show I did in one wing of the Wooster High School art building. A female art student had a different wing. The drawing was of a woman I saw in a magazine picture that looked like Michelle Mitchell according to the Mitchell family. I also told them that I wanted to be a doctor partly because Michelle had been in nursing school at UNR. I eventually changed majors though because I had trouble with all the memorizing needed for chemistry and calculus.

I am in contact with some of my Earl Wooster HS fellow alumni on Facebook and even encountered a former cell mate of Thomas Lee Bean on Facebook from the Nevada State Prison. Bean is still in prison, of course, and will be until he dies.

Originally Posted by fw102807 (Post 1605820)

I am glad that you made it here to The Villages where it must be NOTHING but the light at the end of the tunnel.

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725 (Post 1605822)

Do like the Villages a great deal. Always quite happy when returning and sad when leaving. I have a number of relatives still in Reno, Nevada and it has changed a great deal since I last saw it in 1994. Was there also in 1989 for a law librarian convention where I was kind of a star having been introduced as the cataloger of all the computer databases on WESTLAW. I had just graduated from law school and arranged to move in with my new roommate the woman I had as a student under me at Legal Assistance to Minnesota Prisoners. I was connected to Stillwater which does not house murderers. I refused to help convicted murderers back then. I think I did end up getting involved with one's case at Oak Park Heights but am not sure.

I played hooky during the convcention and went to see Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and ran into one of my Philosophy professors from the University of Nevada, Reno and also bumped into a second one at the MGM Grand or whatever it was called in 1989. I walked there and back about six miles in total reliving various good and bad experiences. The U of MN Law Library/School paid for the hotel, meals, air plane transportation, etc.

These law librarian conventions play a huge role in stuff I do as do the lawyer, doctor, psychiatrist, social worker, and public/college/university library conventions.

Originally Posted by Abby10 (Post 1605835)

I hear ya about being sad when leaving. I can't even bring myself to post the day and date right now because it is to close to my departure date and I don't want to be reminded. :cryin2:

We have come up with some new thoughts while here on how we may be able to get here sooner rather than later. We have some researching to do when we get back to see how viable these options are. I guess NOTHING is impossible if you get a little creative. Time will tell........

Originally Posted by Abby10 (Post 1605806)

Thanks for sharing. K seems to be our fountain of smart and you are definitely our fountain of wisdom. I so enjoy your helpful posts and have taken many of them to heart even if they weren't directed at me personally.

I think you are the real "Dear Abby" on here. I'm NOTHING but "Deer Abby" - lol

Originally Posted by fw102807 (Post 1605818)

:1rotfl: funny!

My life has been like the Rascal Flatts song The Long and Winding Road. You learn a lot from bad experiences. I have to say though that Tal has me NOTHING but beat. He has seen some crazy stuff.

Originally Posted by Abby10 (Post 1605835)

I hear ya about being sad when leaving. I can't even bring myself to post the day and date right now because it is too close to my departure date and I don't want to be reminded. :cryin2:

We have come up with some new thoughts while here on how we may be able to get here sooner rather than later. We have some researching to do when we get back to see how viable these options are. I guess NOTHING is impossible if you get a little creative. Time will tell........

Originally Posted by Kenswing (Post 1605863)

You NOTHING but have your songs mixed up.. lol The Beatles did The Long And Winding Road (Remastered 2009) - YouTube

Rascal Flatts did Rascal Flatts - Life Is a Highway (From "Cars"/Official Video) - YouTube

Originally Posted by Kenswing (Post 1605862)

How low has the bar been set when I'm considered smart? NOTHING but funny.. I graduated high school with a 2.3gpa. :1rotfl:

Although after the Marines instilled some discipline in me I did much better getting my BSEE and MBA.. :pray:

Originally Posted by fw102807 (Post 1605866)

See Abby was right you are NOTHING but smart. The title is actually Bless The Broken Road.

Originally Posted by Kenswing (Post 1605865)

Just do it. Seeing you guys being able to make your dreams come true sooner would be NOTHING but worth the dinner I'd owe you. :coolsmiley:

Originally Posted by Nucky (Post 1605901)

If you are reading peoples try not to read me. It's better 4 u if you leave that NOTHING Chapter out and just wait for the movie or just see me on the News.

Thanks for the simple lesson. Even I got it. Geez, Easy Peasy is Correcto!