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Below the Fold ALREADY?


While I was away at college, my troubled cousin took his own life in a dramatic living room standoff in front of his wife and toddler children. My mother told me that the story didn't make the New York papers because something else catastrophic happened that day, and I remember thinking, "what a relief."

I don't wish the Governor of South Carolina any ill will. His reputation as a cheapskate has amused me from time to time. It was refreshing, though, to see a man five years younger than me (and who looks ten years older), giddy with excitement and filled with love light for once in his life.

Of course, the Charleston paper is all-Sanford, even today, but have the recent Hollywood losses pushed poor Sanford below the fold ALREADY? There was so much more to be milked from this story!


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I typed too soon. Governor Moonbeam mentioned Bathsheba at his cabinet meeting today. The game is back on! Thanks, Guv.

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So is Chareston as nice as they say? Good, uh, seafood?

Ever seen that Garden of Good and Evil flick or read the book?

Some avatar! :)

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I think the old-time Charlestonians are very nice. I read the book you mentioned but it is set in Savannah, Georgia, more than 100 miles away, and also went on a Good & Evil tour of Savannah that ended at the cemetery. ;}

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Hey, I feel like a dope for that Savannah error, Molly. I think this is actually not the first time I've made that screw up. Dumb Yankee! ;) Again, sorry.

It was nice to see you in the chat room and I'm sorry we didn't get to talk or nuthin'.

Cheers!

-O.T.

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Not to worry...I'm a Yankee, too. I left the room suddenly when it went all Animal House on me.

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