nice day.
 

Bill


"Rainy afternoon. Â*So went to a cemetery for a tulip show Â* Great show, and
professor and students from SF city college, where I spent some time,
horticultural dept. showed how to display flowers. Â*Interesting. Â*Got one
of the arrangement as my b'day is in 2 days. Â*Then to West Marine for a new
throwable PFD from mother boat. Â*B'day present. Â*The head to Fentons
Creamery for dinner. Â*Interesting day when you go to a cemetery for
entertainment. Â*But is a really old cemetery. Â*With crypts from the 1860's
on. Â*Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland."



You really know how to live it up on a Sunday.
1860 is almost recent history around here. Graveyard downtown started accepting clients in 1749. Lots of older ones around the province.

nice day.
 

On Monday, March 27, 2017 at 7:21:28 AM UTC-5, True North wrote:
Bill


"Rainy afternoon. Â*So went to a cemetery for a tulip show Â* Great show, and
professor and students from SF city college, where I spent some time,
horticultural dept. showed how to display flowers. Â*Interesting. Â*Got one
of the arrangement as my b'day is in 2 days. Â*Then to West Marine for a new
throwable PFD from mother boat. Â*B'day present. Â*The head to Fentons
Creamery for dinner. Â*Interesting day when you go to a cemetery for
entertainment. Â*But is a really old cemetery. Â*With crypts from the 1860's
on. Â*Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland."



You really know how to live it up on a Sunday.
1860 is almost recent history around here. Graveyard downtown started accepting clients in 1749. Lots of older ones around the province.

Gotta remember, Don. 1860 in California is old. some 1600's in the north East coast...

nice day.
 

Tim wrote:
On Monday, March 27, 2017 at 7:21:28 AM UTC-5, True North wrote:
Bill


"Rainy afternoon. Â*So went to a cemetery for a tulip show Â* Great show, and
professor and students from SF city college, where I spent some time,
horticultural dept. showed how to display flowers. Â*Interesting. Â*Got one
of the arrangement as my b'day is in 2 days. Â*Then to West Marine for a new
throwable PFD from mother boat. Â*B'day present. Â*The head to Fentons
Creamery for dinner. Â*Interesting day when you go to a cemetery for
entertainment. Â*But is a really old cemetery. Â*With crypts from the 1860's
on. Â*Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland."



You really know how to live it up on a Sunday.
1860 is almost recent history around here. Graveyard downtown started
accepting clients in 1749. Lots of older ones around the province.

Gotta remember, Don. 1860 in California is old. some 1600's in the north East coast...


True. Part of my mom's family lived in Harry's old town. New Haven.
Except was in 1600.