i lived there for 10 years and was actuall working on a computer that
require i have certain clearences not because i was looking at the data but
because our not so seacret data was on the same computer. it was on restone
ars err, i mean nasa's place out there.

-----Original Message-----
From: Kyle E. Cleveland [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Friday, February 18, 2000 12:49 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Get to gether


Ken,

This guy sounds like one of the few who have a clue about us oldsters w/CP.
Pick his brain and share the knowledge!  He's right about seeing how you
react to the stuff.  It ain't the kind of thing you want to take and then go
sign legal papers, believe me.

I'll have to ask about "Eunice's Kitchen".  I got a pant-leg full of
cousins, uncles and what-not that live in Huntsville and work at NASA (if I
said Redstone Arsenal I'd be showing my age, wouldn't I?).

I know what you mean about "dinner".  Having married a multi-generation
Yankee there was some initial confusion as to which meal we were referring
to.  After all, it's breakfast, dinner and supper, right?  You don't take a
"lunch box" to school either.  It's a "dinner pail" or "dinner bucket".  Aw,
I suppose they can call it whatever they want up here.  After all, most of
it's not fit to eat anyway   ;>)

-Kyle

-----Original Message-----
From: Barber, Kenneth L. [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Friday, February 18, 2000 12:27 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
DU
Subject: Re: Get to gether


remarkedly this guy when i ask him what he knew  about cp, said he "is
taking care of serveral people with cp", also said he'd probably have to
write my hmo a letter. said not to take this stuff until saturday so i'd be
at home until we say how i reacted to it. i am sorta impressed with what he
seems to know, but compared with what i have had today, knowing just a
little would impress me. i guess the jury is out until i have a longterm
opinion.

too bad about the resturant. i have found that these type serve the best
food. there is a resturant in huntsville ala. that serves only breakfast and
(lunch or dinner to us southerners) you just sit with whoever. after the
initial service from eunice (the owner and cook) everybody was a waiter as
well as patron. say i got up and got refill of coffee, i'd offer to refill
others. celebreties from president carter on down had been in "eunices
country kitchen".  it was always full too.