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Re: thanks, Egg

I started out as a C's fan--my mom was a fan from the Beginning, and one of my earliest memories is of sitting in front of the radio and her teaching me about fast breaks, making free throws, and "boo Lakers!" Cooz is her favorite player, and he's way up on my list too!

At 04:01 PM 2/5/2004, john heydt wrote:

I also remember those womens basketball games.   Also the blue one piece
gymsuits that the girls wore in HS.  My interest in the Celtics goes back to
the Providence Steamroller days when they folded and I picked another New
England team.  Don't remember much about the Steamrollers except that Ernie
Cavalry played for them.

I guess we're dating ourselves <gggg>

John
----- Original Message -----
From: "gene kirkpatrick" <gk_tyler@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <celtics@xxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 11:22 AM
Subject: thanks, Egg


> thanks for the candid reply; over the years we tend to forget what we
learn about each others's resumes; sorry that in posting your reply twice
you doubled our chance to see the characterization of "an old broad," but
some of us, like me and Dan F. are fogies on this list, and so it goes.  I
remember the days of three and three women's bb; who could stand to watch it
but their mothers and sisters?  Let us know sometime where to find a good
short story.  Cheers, Gene
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