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09/13/21 07:50 AM

#1477

Greg Cook

We are still battling the COVID-19 and the next thing is here already. Virologists have identified a new Nile virus - type C. It appears to target those who were born between 1930 & 1970.

The symptoms include:

1. To send the same message twice.

2. To send a blank message.

3. To send a message to the wrong person.

4. To send it back to the person who sent it to you.

5. To forget to attach the attachment.

6. To hit SEND before you've finished.

7. To hit DELETE instead of SEND.

8. To SEND when you should DELETE.

It is called the C-NILE virus! And if you cannot admit to doing the above, you have obviously caught the mutated strain: the D-NILE virus.

09/13/21 02:34 PM

#1478

Linda Wonn (Carpenter)

Thank you for always making us smile!!!!

09/13/21 07:31 PM

#1479

Richard Maurer

Thanks for the posts Greg. A touching 9/11 remembrance. So many of those images are burned into our memory. Then your latest post helps us laugh a bit at our geezer situation. Keep up the good work.

09/14/21 04:02 AM

#1480

Mitch Wise

Great Post Greg, keep em coming

09/14/21 07:15 AM

#1481

Michael Elliott

Great, touching post Greg and wonderful insights, Richard.

09/14/21 10:41 AM

#1482

Bob Lanphar

Greg I already attempted to send it out but forgot the attachment. I got the virus.
bob

09/15/21 08:33 AM

#1483

Tom Gray

Hello
I am posting this for my husband and Rebel(more ways than one) Tom Gray. While traveling through Great Falls I had to admit Tom to the hospital. He passed away on Friday the 10th. Cancer is a ugly painful thing.
He always wanted to come for breakfast but living out Palms Springs we would have had to get up way to early for that. I think he was still hoping that someone named Mike would show up. He was a proud Savanah Rebel.

09/16/21 11:02 AM

#1484

Kathleen Daulton (Dacey)

Hello Mrs. Gray,

I am so sorry to hear about your husband Tom. He was way too young. Cancer is an ugly beast for sure. I am thinking about you and your family with my deepest sympathy. Kathleen Daulton Dacey

09/20/21 08:53 AM

#1485

Greg Cook

Here's an inspirational message from 1969.

09/20/21 05:08 PM

#1486

Richard Maurer

What a great story and wonderful message. I hope there are stories happening out there right now that in 50 years could make a similar "postcard from 2021". I suppose part of what makes the story so interesting and moving is that it is unusual for a penniless, stranger to be treated as well as described in the story. That said, the story reminds us that there are opportunities to make some new stories of generosity and goodwill come true.

09/21/21 03:45 AM

#1487

Doug Peebles

Yes, very encouraging. Thank you.

09/21/21 08:48 AM

#1488

Gordon Reed

One place we can all help this kind of story happen is the legacy fund. The class of '65 legacy fund goes to help students who otherwise could not afford to participate in school activities.

09/21/21 03:47 PM

#1489

Greg Cook

One of the things that resonated for me was even with our divisions we were able to celebrate four civilians being launched into space and returned safely. Not quite a moon landing but definitely inspiring.

What amazed me about the process was they launched in Florida but the booster rocket touched down on a platform off the coast of California. The power of technology never ceases to amaze.

09/22/21 04:42 AM

#1490

Mitch Wise

tGreat film on 1969. I pray we still have this in us as humans. Thanks Greg. As to the Space X civilian flight still in awe of all the technology

09/29/21 07:01 AM

#1491

Greg Cook

As we get older, I think we can appreciate how celebrating our wedding anniversaries has changed through the years. ENJOY!

09/30/21 08:46 AM

#1492

Mitch Wise

Thanks Greg, can alway use a good chuckle. To bad the comedy writers today have lost the ability to write funny stuff about life rather than just attacking political and other persons, Stopped watching SNL some time ago and despise most of the late night guys,, Give me more Johnny Carson, Jaye Leno and Letterman

10/01/21 07:51 AM

#1493

Michael Elliott

There always seem to be opportunities to create the "postcard." The other day I was preparing to put gas in my car at a convenience market gas station. An obviously poor and down and out woman came up to me and asked me for a few dollars to buy gas for her car, pointing to a beat up sedan with family members inside. I said, "I won't give you cash but if you pull your car up to the pump I will pay for your tank to be filled." She responded, " Really, you would do that?" I said, "Let's get her filled up." She smiled and thanked me before she drove off with her carfull of folks. Was very easy to do and this isn't the first time. Simple things like this help us remember how blessed we are and that helping is not always a big project.

10/01/21 10:20 AM

#1494

Greg Cook

Mitch I couldn't agree more. Fortunately, we have YouTube to relive those moments "on-demand." Unfortunately our generation is not the one advertisers are targeting. Oh Well, I'm sure our parents had the same frustrations.

Mike, that's definitely a 2021 postcard. Doing good deeds for the sake of the deed and not recognition is the value. Great post, hand out here more often.

10/01/21 10:21 AM

#1495

Greg Cook

Mike, moving to AZ this weekend, if I need gas I'll head to NE Mesa.

10/01/21 07:43 PM

#1496

Richard Maurer

Michael, great to hear a "postcard" from 2021. Regretably, we hear so much news about strife, conflict and a lack of compassion that it is too easy to think that has become the way the world turns. Thanks for a story about the more gracious and generous side of life.

10/02/21 08:47 AM

#1497