Rick:
         You will never be old, only '"vintage."

         At the same time, perhaps we should get an "oral history" done on
you before 2030.

                                         R.L. Schuyler
                                         Chair, SHA History Committee

         c.c. Dan Roberts (via this message on HISTARCH), SHA Oral History
Coordinator.

At 09:22 PM 9/10/2004 -0700, you wrote:
>Smoke
>
>Today I got two envelopes full of local history material.  I am not sure
>what your intent is with these.  The real surprise is that in spite of
>knowing almost all of the items there is only one duplicate with my
>library.  What are your wishes.
>
>One thing I like about your responses on HistArch is that they say
>something, a real rarity.  More and more it looks like we will not be going
>to York.  I am back in a cast and getting a daily IV of super antibiotic
>administered by Linda.  It takes about an hour and half out of my day plus
>I am so tired I need a nap in the afternoon.  Kind of like lime disease,
>not fatal just a damned pain in the ass.  Getting old is a bitch.
>
>Rick

Robert L. Schuyler
University of Pennsylvania Museum
3260 South Street
Philadelphia, PA l9l04-6324

Tel: (215) 898-6965
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