US Air jet in the Hudson - Any Ships Trapped?

"Brian K" wrote in message
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On 1/16/2009 10:29 AM Joyce Rachelson did a "happy dance", then made
these writings:
Mark (SF) wrote:


Thanks so much, Joyce!
...and we truly hope to see you soon, too! (We'll be in town after a
brief Labor Day QM2 cruise - perhaps then)

As much as I'd love to see you, I'll be on the Prinsendam from 8/23 -
9/5. I'm doing England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

I hope to be in SF soon and I'll let you know when.

JR

In Ireland, don't kiss the Blarney Stone. It's an ancient Irish tourism
"gotcha". Blarney is genetically inherited by all Irish. It cannot be had
by sucking face with an old castle stone. You could catch herpes simplex
(cold sore) from whoever had it and kissed the stone before you. Being
half-Irish and half-Cezch gypsy of course I'm telling the truth. ;-)

I've been there...done that...That's how I ended up with Giardia....just
kidding ...it must have been from the green salad I ate.
But it was NO fun! Been to Ireland twice since then and never had any
problems, but I was more careful about what I ate.

--Jean

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"Brian K" wrote in message
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On 1/16/2009 10:29 AM Joyce Rachelson did a "happy dance", then made
these writings:
Mark (SF) wrote:


Thanks so much, Joyce!
...and we truly hope to see you soon, too! (We'll be in town after a
brief Labor Day QM2 cruise - perhaps then)

As much as I'd love to see you, I'll be on the Prinsendam from 8/23 -
9/5. I'm doing England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

I hope to be in SF soon and I'll let you know when.

JR

In Ireland, don't kiss the Blarney Stone. It's an ancient Irish tourism
"gotcha". Blarney is genetically inherited by all Irish. It cannot be
had by sucking face with an old castle stone. You could catch herpes
simplex (cold sore) from whoever had it and kissed the stone before you.
Being half-Irish and half-Cezch gypsy of course I'm telling the truth.
;-)

I've been there...done that...That's how I ended up with Giardia....just
kidding ...it must have been from the green salad I ate.
But it was NO fun! Been to Ireland twice since then and never had any
problems, but I was more careful about what I ate.

--Jean

For gawd's sake don't kiss Brian K, rumor is he plays for both teams. Know
what I mean, wink, wink.

On 1/23/2009 7:38 PM John Smiith scrawled with a big red tube of lipstick:
"Jean O'Boyle" wrote in message
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On 1/16/2009 10:29 AM Joyce Rachelson did a "happy dance", then made
these writings:

Mark (SF) wrote:


Thanks so much, Joyce!
...and we truly hope to see you soon, too! (We'll be in town after a
brief Labor Day QM2 cruise - perhaps then)


As much as I'd love to see you, I'll be on the Prinsendam from 8/23 -
9/5. I'm doing England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

I hope to be in SF soon and I'll let you know when.

JR


In Ireland, don't kiss the Blarney Stone. It's an ancient Irish tourism
"gotcha". Blarney is genetically inherited by all Irish. It cannot be
had by sucking face with an old castle stone. You could catch herpes
simplex (cold sore) from whoever had it and kissed the stone before you.
Being half-Irish and half-Cezch gypsy of course I'm telling the truth.
;-)

I've been there...done that...That's how I ended up with Giardia....just
kidding ...it must have been from the green salad I ate.
But it was NO fun! Been to Ireland twice since then and never had any
problems, but I was more careful about what I ate.

--Jean


For gawd's sake don't kiss Brian K, rumor is he plays for both teams. Know
what I mean, wink, wink.

I wonder why that interests *you* so much. There's only one true team
for me, The San Francisco Bay Bombers! "Lord above, I think I'm in love
- I kissed the Queen of the Roller Derby!" - Leon Russel. A true story.
As a teen visiting San Francisco, I got to smooch Jeanie Weston on the
cheek. Bring back Roller Derby! Make it an Olympic Sport! ;-)

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