Earth Day, turn those amps OFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@wsrrsw I fell in love with a teacher too,  Big scandal.  We married in May 1969 and work every day at making it a permanent relationship.

@zigstien 

No, I had to read about him, then a vague memory about the missing woman. He spoke at 1st Earth Day in Philly.

It’s quite a story

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ira_Einhorn

I was married, had a kid, working part time, loans, putting myself thru school (declared myself financially independent from my evil stepfather) and Pratt and any art school, they give you a project, you work as easy or hard as you choose, I thought they made a mistake letting me in, and needed deans’ list for the scholarship money, so I never worked harder in my life. I would NEVER go back to school.

Well, I did take a class in Transcendental Meditation, that’s when the great creator told me to turn those amps off.

@macg19 

I don't know how that got in there, it was a 'cut and paste', it is funny, thanks for catching it.

@mapman 

"Yabba Dabba "D".  You heard it here first."

I often think what I want on the backside of my gravestone, probably 'He Tried"

You might get senile, put your headstone order in now.

@wsrrsw 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WK-jcbM4vUs

I’ve lived all over the east coast, born a Yankee in Auburn, NY, then Fl, NC, McLean Virginia near DC (your Pam was born in VA), VT, Brooklyn, NJ

I still miss Southern Girls. We had an Art History teacher at Pratt (most were men), she was very tempting, thanks for reminding me, but so was my girlfriend/wife Nancy.