Ann – Laughter!!

You’re probably right. I know I ran across Harry Weidlich at some point.

Hi Richard, Thank you for another interesting post too.Your Grandmother would have loved my mother in law who just passed at 961/2. She was a devout Episcopailian, loved astrology believed always in angels and vinegar was her weapon of choice and she never met a pill including aspirin she would willingly take.Laughter she was a character.Love, Ann.

Dear Subreption: Sorry I didn’t get back to this site until today – but want to respond. Bless your heart. Many of us are very weary souls, and the solution to our tiredness is to reconnect with good, loving people. They can be found anywhere and everywhere. But if you want to find a place where you don’t have to do much investigation to find out the quality of the people there, just go to your nearest Unitarian church. They are truly some of the most loving and well meaning people on the plant.

We’ll all heal ourselves, if we stick together. Much love to you.

Gnarly dude and bodacious. Cowabunga!

Southern Baptists especially…

Bummer: It’s not just for acid trips anymore!

Laughter! Plus very interesting. My grandma was a devout Methodist but also followed astrology. “God created the universe so we can contemplate and admire it.” or something like that. She also promoted health food supplements in the 1950s. Some kind of seaweed blend as I recall. Vinegar cured most anything from her viewpoint. She told me that angels helped her and, if I wished, they would help me also.

I think you are thinking of Harry Rostig