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21 Porpoise, dolphin Street 21 Jump Street - was that a show? or a song? or nothing? Suda

Waysider, It is indeed "Rocky Top". It has been recorded by many artists. Just got back from UT Knoxville where it is a "theme" song. Have always enjoyed it. Suda

Half bear, other half cat Wild as a mink, but sweet as soda pop I still dream about that Suda

You got it wasway, Big Love. Sure is stressful to watch! Poor man, three wives. Suda

Go for it, George. Yours are always fun. Suda

Funny. Thanks for the laughs. Suda

Lovely Lori, Hope your birthday is fabulous! ...and Happy Birthday wishes! XOXOXOXO, Suda

2 pictures. Think it will be easy-peasy. Suda

Sounds kinda like the theme song for F Troop, the tv series. But would have no idea who sang it. Maybe the F Troop Singers? Suda

Nothing shows up for me under google. However, there are 2 other people with my name in this area. One is a travel agent, the other a headhunter. We get drycleaning and prescriptions mixed up all the time. One year I was threatened by the dry cleaner that all "my" beautiful Christmas sweaters would be donated to Goodwill if I did not pay for them and pick them up. I took a look at them and knew someone would be heartbroken to have forgotten them, and have them given away. So I paid the bill and kept them in the closet. Sure enough, one November the dry cleaners called to see if I had the other person's sweaters. They said they had no idea how the mix up could have happened (so I reminded them). So she got her sweaters, and I got reimbursed for the bill. Have never met either one of them. However one is a known shoplifter I have since found out. I thought it strange how I would get these funny looks when I would check out at stores, and they wanted to search any bags I may have brought in with me. I never objected. Now the places I frequent know me and treat me warmly, not with suspicion. Suda

So no podcast today? Boo hoo. Paw, let us know how we can help you with these. They are so much fun and so informative. Suda

Thanks to help from my friends, especially the Strange one I venture the guess . . . Marcus Welby, M.D. Just a note of interest, I met Robert Young (aka Marcus Welby, M.D.) summer of 1975 or 1976 when I went to visit a sorority sister's family in something like WestLake Village, CA in the greater LA area. He was her next door neighbor. Was floored at the cost of real estate. They had a nice home with a pool in the back. All the homes in the subdivision were very similar. But they were not what we would have considered homes for wealthy people in NC, more middle-middle, or upper-middle income type homes. However, I would have been hard pressed to purchase even a bathroom there! The cost of homes averaged $1 million even back then. Her Godfather was Strother Martin. He took us on a tour of NBC studios and we got to see all the "behind the scenes" things. Was really interesting. A nice guy. I knew him from Gunsmoke and other character actor parts he played. Was a fun summer. Suda

Please do post your guess, Tom. I'd love to know the answer. Suda

I'd like to hear an interview with Steve Heefner. For this weekend, no particular suggestions. Would love to hear anyone interviewed, or pick a topic and have people discuss it. Suda

May you share a deep commitment as you travel life together with an ever-deepening love that brings joy to you forever. Congratulations and best wishes for a life together abounding with God's richest blessings. Suda

Sorry, WW, no idea who Jeremy Piven is, but sure someone else does. Suda

Welcome Midge! Glad to have you here at GSC. Hope you will drop by often. Enjoy your first cup of coffee and muffin on me. Suda

Marquee, post mark well I beam Sandra Dee Still thinking . . . Suda

Great news for you and Bow, Jr. Wishing them a joyous, long life together! Suda

Interesting. I was never good at that kind of thing. But enjoy reading the answers when they are solved by someone else. Suda

Richie Rich Macaulay Culkin Home Alone

First paying job in 6th grade, so I was 9. My father's clinic was installing a computer, so rolodex cards had to be made of all the patient's names with their computer # for reference. My sisters and brother and I worked in our basement, and put the labels on the rolodex cards. Made 50 cents an hour, and thought we were rolling in dough! I enjoyed it so much, that when that project was over, I started working at the clinic doing filing, etc. Also worked at the hospital assembling charts and filing them, and retrieving them. By the summer of the 7th grade, I was running the switchboard for the clinic full time in the summer, 7 am to about 6 pm. There were about 5 departments and about 30 physicians and their staffs. And it was ringing constantly, but I loved the challenge. By 12 was babysitting at night, during school, and working at the clinic and/or hospital on weekends and during summers. At 15, started working at K&W Cafeteria as one of the servers in the line. My first day was Thanksgiving and boy was it crazy. Advanced from Salads (lowest pay) to Hot Vegetables (highest pay) before quitting for a waitress job when I was 16 and could drive. Worked as a waitress all through high school, and summers in college. In college, worked in the Admissions Office for the Medical School during the week. Did modeling and worked in a clothing store on weekends. Also typed papers for people as time allowed. Always did enjoy working, but I'm tired now and don't like going non-stop like I used to. Suda

You were correct WasWay. Glad y'all kept the game going in my absence. Now to the current picture . . . Markie Post * 3 well steel beam, I beam, bar Sandra Dee Markie's post well idea Still thinking . . . Suda

(((((Mo))))) Continuing to pray for you. Your optimism is so inspiring. You just keep putting one foot in front of the other, literally, and keep getting better. Such a joy to hear about! Suda

3 pictures. Hope it's easy enough that someone guesses quickly as I am leaving town Sunday and won't be back until Wednesday night. In my absence, feel free to validate a response you think is correct, and continue on. Suda