Lura:  Not many can afford to shop at Nordstroms or Macy's after moving to
the West side of Seattle, probably with a view of the Olympics and the Puget
Sound.  Sharon's got a better spot... she can pop over and catch a afternoon
baseball game.  

Chris for you:  Speaking of Iggy Pop, the song he sang (we have all the time
in the world) at the end of the movie "The Jacket" from a 19868-69 James
Bond movies was outstanding and really haunting melody.  Wish I could find a
single of it.

Bob Dalton 

-----Original Message-----
From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
Of Lura Harrison
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 9:48 AM
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Subject: Re: [RM] OT: If work gets to be too much today

I have the same view as Sharon. I'm just up the street at 2nd and
Madison on the 28th floor....We should have lunch! I don't however, have
the nice car...ugh. I haven't been to Macy's or Nordstroms...there must
be something wrong with me.

Lura Harrison

-----Original Message-----
From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
Behalf Of Sharon Burnett
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 9:15 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [RM] OT: If work gets to be too much today

Stephanie writes:
"And what's this about shopping at Macy's?!  You have the Nordstrom
FLAGSHIP store right there!"

I can only buy so many pairs of Joe's Jeans. Nordstrom is a bit boring
right 
now. I obviously go there too often!

As to the view...I just looked for a webpage that would show it, but
they're 
fairly dissapointing. You can Google 505 Union Station and get some
idea. I 
would say though that the color of the sky on a clear day here and in 
Colorado would be a tie. Colorado is the other state I would live in if
I 
choose to leave here.

Bob Dalton - you are just too much! You know I am still a hippie at
heart. 
Just drive a Porsche and a VW now. Oh yeah - and my hair is not orange 
anymore. I still play killer guitars - recently added my dad's 1959
Martin 
D28 to the collection and his 1938 Recording King (made by Gibson).

Ok Tod...how about "I love the sound of breaking glass..."

Cheers!
Sharon Burnett

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