ROLL CALL TO ALL MEMBERS !!!!

[Wilma]

Don't count on it, Leo.  Come on you old-timers, show him how well remembered he is.

[frawin]

Hello Carl, I remember you well, your Mother was my 4th grade teacher and you were in my sisiter's class in school.
Frank Winn

[flo]

well welcome to our little group and I don't remember you cause frank's wife and I were just babes in the woods in 1952. 

[W. Gray]

Well, Carl Leonard, I guess I do not remember you.

However, I think you might be referring to Waldo Gray, the barber and dedicated coon hunter. He passed away in January 2000. After being diagnosed with cancer, he continued going to the shop at six a.m. each day until one morning he just could not make it out of bed. It was only a few days later he passed away.

I live in Centennial, Colorado, and am his nephew.

Waldo Gray

[Diane Amberg]

   Welcome Mr. L. In 1952 I was in 3rd grade, so I was probably just lost in the woods. You are ordered to have fun here. It's impossible not too.

[frawin]

Carl, I remember your mother, she taught my brother.  Oh, yes, I am Frank's wife.   Welcome to the fun and frolick of this group.  It really is interesting to read it and I love the "old" items!

mlw

[Janet Harrington]

I don't remember you because I wasn't born, yet.

[Rudy Taylor]

Welcome aboard, Carl.  You'll enjoy visiting here often. And don't pay any attention to Janet who probably will claim she wasn't born until 1993.  She fibs a lot.  But we love her.

[Mom70x7]

She fibs a lot.

oh no - tell me it ain't so - 

[DanCookson]

She fibs a lot.

Understatement

--noun

a statement that is restrained in ironic contrast to what might have been said [ant: exaggeration]