Happy Birthday: Tom Plamann

Belated Happy Birthday, Tom.
Now you can join AARP. LOL
Joe





[email protected] wrote:

> I have a crazy habit of remembering dates. The first time I wrote
> 5/5/5 today, I remembered from Tom's site he was born on 5/5/55.
>
> Anyway, Happy Birthday, Tom. You are an inspiration to me and I am
> sure many others.
>

> We seem to be seeing a little foreshortening.

Is that another byproduct of aging? Man, I can't afford for it to get
any shorter than it is. <G>

Neil

Prefer the alternative?

On Fri, 6 May 2005 10:53:40 -0400, "Upscale" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>"RonB" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:NuLee.13886$gc6.7853@okepread04...
>>
>> Let's see - you are 50 today. Give yourself about 8-10 more years and
>> you'll probably start seeing (feeling) daily changes.
>
>Hell, I started seeing and feeling changes before I reached 40. Getting
>older sucks as far as I'm concerned.

Some race through life
not realizing the finish line.

Some fall through life,
perhaps
noting a bird along the way.

Some meander through it,
surpirsed
by the last garden gate.

Some exist
but
seldom really live.

But some
live each moment
with a bit of gusto
savoring the experiences
getting things done
enjoying the doing
and getting others to think
"I'm gonna have a go at ..."

Thanks for being.

charlie b

"charlie b" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Some race through life
> not realizing the finish line.
>
> Some fall through life,
> perhaps
> noting a bird along the way.
>
> Some meander through it,
> surpirsed
> by the last garden gate.
>
> Some exist
> but
> seldom really live.
>
> But some
> live each moment
> with a bit of gusto
> savoring the experiences
> getting things done
> enjoying the doing
> and getting others to think
> "I'm gonna have a go at ..."
>
> Thanks for being.
>
> charlie b

Your very kind.

Thanks
Tom Plamann

<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I have a crazy habit of remembering dates. The first time I wrote
> 5/5/5 today, I remembered from Tom's site he was born on 5/5/55.
>
> Anyway, Happy Birthday, Tom. You are an inspiration to me and I am
> sure many others.
>

Thank you!

I don't feel much different than I did yesterday.


Tom Plamann

>I don't feel much different than I did yesterday.


Let's see - you are 50 today. Give yourself about 8-10 more years and
you'll probably start seeing (feeling) daily changes.

Happy Birthday Tom!

RonB

"RonB" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:NuLee.13886$gc6.7853@okepread04...
>
> Let's see - you are 50 today. Give yourself about 8-10 more years and
> you'll probably start seeing (feeling) daily changes.

Hell, I started seeing and feeling changes before I reached 40. Getting
older sucks as far as I'm concerned.

As Gilda used to say "Never Mind!"

We seem to be seeing a little foreshortening.

Tom Plamann wrote:
> <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
>>I have a crazy habit of remembering dates. The first time I wrote
>>5/5/5 today, I remembered from Tom's site he was born on 5/5/55.
>>
>>Anyway, Happy Birthday, Tom. You are an inspiration to me and I am
>>sure many others.
>>
>
>
> Thank you!
>
> I don't feel much different than I did yesterday.
>
>
> Tom Plamann
>
Another day older and deeper in debt?
jo4hn

p.s.happy birthday.

> Hell, I started seeing and feeling changes before I reached 40. Getting
> older sucks as far as I'm concerned.
>
Oh - I don't know. Pain is just God's reminder that you are still alive.

Small technical note for the "geekier" woodworkers. Any opinions on why the
subject line on my previous post changed to "ann"? I looked at my sent
message and it looks fine.

Is Rod Serling a rec. poster?