I thought the guy was an Italian (or Sicilian) brick layer, if you remember
I had a senior laborer on a jobsite down here tell me about them doing the
same thing on his grandmothers farm, didn't eat chicken for a long time
after that. Cohabitating with a cow?

Still wet behind the ears

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creighton wrote:

>  and Ken remember the fat Greek guy (of White Plains windows fame)
> with his aged beams?

CTB,

He was Sicilian, actually, and I'm not sure if that is Greek.
Were you there the day at White Plains I was joking about F'n chickens
and he started to explain how to do it?
As I remember we sat there not saying much of anything until well after
he had finished.
While we are on the subject, do you remember the guy at the Lansing Salt
Mine who loaded bags onto rail cars the day he got busted & they word
was for cohabiting with a cow?
Sorry to bring up such juicy topics... How the hell have you been doing?
Have had opportunity about three times over the last week to think about
your father... reminded of him telling me to never drink cheap beer
cause it will kill you.
I'm still working on the novel.

Best,
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