Still Alive

[Bob Vogel]

Happy New Year Everybody. I ,too, am sorry for not saying it sooner but
we got a very good chunk of the snow that went through the midwest in
the latest, greatest snow storm. We had some huge drifts that took me
quite a while to move from point A to point B. I thank God having given
me the good sense to go ahead buy a snow blower about twice as big as my
wife thought I needed because it has been getting quite a work out the
last two days or so. She still complains about it but I think all guys
should have a V-8 on their snow blowers. Granted, I did give in and only
get the 305 instead of the 350 but you just can't have everything..;)
Best, Bob

Lee Peedin wrote:
> 
> Hello to everyone.  Sorry about not
> responding until now to all those wonderful
> holiday good wishes.  Like everyone else
> it's been real busy here.  In addition we
> turned the 'computer room' back into a
> bedroom and moved all the equipment to a
> "junk" room that took several hours to
> cleanout!!  I currently have a telephone
> cable pulled across the dining room floor -
> don't feel like crawling under the house
> today.
> 
> My youngest daughter's boyfriend gave me the
> "Kookie Kettle" jar for Christmas.  I also
> recently found the Wishing Well at an
> auction.  Someone was asking about the chain.
> If you will send me a 'direct' email to
> lpeedin@mindspring.com I'll reply and attach
> a digital picture of mine with the chain
> attached.
> 
> The other night, while browsing the TV
> channels I came across the program "That
> 70's Show". Right there in their hallway on
> a shelf is the McCoy Wishing Well planter.
> I saw it first at a glance and then they had
> several scenes where the shelf was in the
> background and the Well was clearly visable.
> 
> Happy New Year to everyone - lunch is here,
> so I'll close for now.
> 
> Lee in NC

----------------------------------------------------------------------
End of McCoy Pottery List Digest