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In reply to the discussion: In all my 64 years, [View all]barbtries
(28,702 posts)37. mid-fifties (her, Nov1954, me Aug1955)
and you are quite right. Aerospace made them. I think it was Hughes. Her father just died last year. When her mother passes away she'll be set for life. Her parents still lived in the same house and had the same phone number when her father died. I love her but it's true, she wallows in ignorance and virulent racism that she won't acknowledge.
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I've grieved over old friendships that have died out over time. But not too much. Life goes on
abqtommy
May 2020
#1
4 hours west of you in the mountains, just south of blue dot Asheville.
NRaleighLiberal
May 2020
#11
My wife has a group of longtime friends, most republicon. A couple have flipped.
empedocles
May 2020
#4
I get it. You will doubtless receive a few "How can you be friends with her?" posts.
11 Bravo
May 2020
#9
One of my high school friends who was co valedictorian with me went to the dark side in 2015.
redstatebluegirl
May 2020
#42
So Torrance CA, born in the late 50s, 99% chance that her Daddy either worked for TRW or another
rufus dog
May 2020
#31
It is what it is. All you can do is the best you can do. You never know when
Maru Kitteh
Jun 2020
#51