Hi Julie!

I guess I'm an old lady or something cuz I never heard of Fountains 
Of Wayne. I rarely listen to FM Radio anymore because of all the junk 
music out now. During the sixties and seventies, and when I was just 
a little tyke, I loved Rock 'n' Roll of the fifties. Shoot, I can 
even remember some of the songs during World War Two, but I was born 
in 1947. World War Two ended in 1945. Oh, MariJean says August 
fourteenth to be exact, and that's her birthday!

Mari's on her own computer, except when she's over here. You suppose 
that'll make her go home once in a while? 
HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE! The playmate will go home, she says.

Oh my goodness! She just got out of her kitchen chair, and I thought 
for sure she was leaving, and she was only going to the bathroom! 
Hmmmmmmm! Hope everything comes out all right! HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE! 
She says it did.


LOVE AND GOD'S MANY, MANY BLESSINGS,
Reeva Parry


At 08:42 AM 6/28/06 -0600, Julie Melton said:

>Yes, it's kind of a stupid song, but for a long time it was the only 
>song with the name Julie in it.  Now there's a song by Fountains of 
>Wayne called "Hey, Julie."   It's not that bad.
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>JulieMelton
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>Keep smiling!


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