Grannygoose
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That didn't take long, did it? They made your post go away in a heart beat.

http://archive.mdhs.org/Library/Imag...ss/z5-0733.jpg It might be a good idea if you would check the facts before you op[ened your big mouth

Welllllll, drats!!! You'll have to figure out how to get that fixed so you can read. That just isn't right. Hope you had a wonderful day!!!!!

Grannygoose wrote: —

“Except for the horrendous winters, I really loved that "Village"! We didn't really see the ground from Thanxgiving 'til Easter.
One April 16 we all went to dinner in a mini blizzard. I remember the date because it was our middle daughter's BD.
There was a great Swedish Smorasbord

“we liked, but can't rem. the town. Prob. no longer there after all these yrs?

“The college was built after we moved east, and I'm curious where it is? And yes, the world IS small!”
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The grass is covered with snow right now, and yes, it will stay with us until about March 1. We don't get many bouts of 50º-60º weather over the winter. It is very much a continental climate.

Glen Ellyn is very high-tone these days. It is a desirable place to live because a commuter line runs through town. That makes for an easy commute into the city.

The College of DuPage was built at leat twenty years ago. You must be a long time gone. Its eastern boundary is Park venue, and it lies about a half-mile north of Butterfield Road. (We live about a half mile south of Butterfield, and about a half mile west of Park. The Morton Arboretum is just across our street.)

Hi Granny! I'm trying to talk my husband into taking a trip to CT and if we ever do, I hope we can drop by and meet you! You are a dear. I hope all is well with you and yours!

I like that you agreed w/Star 20 on the Palin vs Obama getting attacked thread.