I don't know if you remember this lady who worked in the galley. While I was there in '97, there was a wonderful lady who worked the galley lines, always saying in a loud voice, "All the way down, please, all the way down." She was using what to her was her normal voice, but it was very loud and boomy. Also, they had a knack for serving spaghetti on Whites Thursdays, don't know how I managed to make it out of there without a stain. Then the rain....everyday precisely at 1600, and stopped about 10 minutes later. Set your watch by it. There was a comic book store I loved to go to, 1701 Enterprise, don't remember the street name but it was a decent jog down. I was in there at least once a paycheck. And the Olive Garden at the Fashion Square, at least once a month. No wonder I had a hard time with some of the PRTs. Junebugs!
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I don't know if you remember this lady who worked in the galley. While I was there in '97, there was a wonderful lady who worked the galley lines, always saying in a loud voice, "All the way down, please, all the way down." She was using what to her was her normal voice, but it was very loud and boomy.
Also, they had a knack for serving spaghetti on Whites Thursdays, don't know how I managed to make it out of there without a stain.
Then the rain....everyday precisely at 1600, and stopped about 10 minutes later. Set your watch by it.
There was a comic book store I loved to go to, 1701 Enterprise, don't remember the street name but it was a decent jog down. I was in there at least once a paycheck. And the Olive Garden at the Fashion Square, at least once a month. No wonder I had a hard time with some of the PRTs.
Junebugs!
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