Guest Michael Triba
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I agree with Canada Jacki, Seattle Bob; that is a great question!
I wonder if somehow they really do have 8 days a week? I checked the box below so I will get an e-mail alert of their reply. Excellent question!
Husker (Omaha) Mike
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Yes it was, Ms. Hopper, yes it was! You just showed me you still know me pretty well. We knew that Lisa would hit my pitch out of the park on the very first swing, didn’t we? We have come to know the entire Wagner family is uber-talented and also uber-intelligent, eh?
This place is really buzzing groovy! It is similar to Intergalactic, but with the entire Wagner family participating!
Thanks Jacki! Question #2 will be addressed to Mona on November 30th. Be there or be square (or groovified)! 😉
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Steve, John probably did not know the complete truth when he died much too young. He was fearless in defying lies and helped lead our generation in questioning the status quo.
Even so, if you put the face of a certain red-head or blonde, we might be getting somewhere! They also seek what is right and decent.
Thanks for helping me build this thread. I want to see it be the first one to 50. Do you or Howard or Jacki know the record so far?
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Thanks Michaela!
Yes, I am thinking of changing his or her name to “Un-Please Mr. Postman”, especially between Liverpool and Bulgaria. I hope poor Itso got his CD’s and time-sensitive t-shirt. I just asked him in a FB pm.
No, I have not tried a puzzle yet. They are addictive you say? Great, my friend; that is just what this partial OCD, somewhat addictive personality needs; yikes!
By the way, I love your glamour photo here, with your pretty face tilted almost sideways! Are Lisa and Mona certain it is not time for a hair color change to brunette?
Big hug to your groovy Rudi! (From you again, not me of course! 😉 )
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Hi there Miss Lisa; thank you so much! Actually my main motivation in even asking you any question is to see your lovely, smiling face in that little round circle; lol!
Thanks for calling me clever. That does happen every so often and Lenore might even agree with you at times! Actually the question might partially address the “when” but maybe also the “what” and the “how.”
Yes, our buddy Itso and others on the East side of The Pond, have often told us of the Visa problems the Euros have coming over here to the West side, as opposed to the Yanks coming to your side. Huge logistics and expenses methinks.
Great to hear that John Sebastian is faring well! I really love his involvement in your projects; those that you indicated long ago in your “Daydream” cover video. Did you realize that was the first time I ever heard the speaking voices of you and your twin? (Made me swoon and still does.)
I did take the opportunity to follow that duo for a weekend that I wrote Mona about, and sent you and her their CD. (After I gave them my first ORANGE from you.) I saw first-hand how much work it was to set up a gig (as fellow indies they have no roadies), and how exhausted they were at the end of a gig.
I will be content with following your careers in whatever direction you choose to take them. I have always thought that the British Isles would be the first region you would conquer, then the rest of Europe, and then here in North America perhaps. I will endeavor to be patient. You have already richly rewarded me for finding you two and a half years ago.
P.S. I knew you would hit my fastball out of the park! Please tell baby sister not to worry about November 30. I’m gonna lob a gentle softball to her.
Much obligated young lady, and please spread my love, from me to you and your family.
MLT2 Michael
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Hey Howard!
You really do your research! You gave us a lot of interesting information here; thanks.
I read you are from the groovy land down under. Bee Gees are one of my All-Time Faves! Olivia Newton-John too!
I certainly hope Lisa answers my question, and her and Mona all of yours as well. I would love to see them perform all over the free world. That includes your country where they really began to master English, eh?
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Oops sorry Christomir; I got wires crossed. I was a Pvt E-3 in USAR. I can still refer to you as Captain? I like the ring of that!
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Yeppers Purple Buzz Queen; I recall that you love fast times! This reminds me of the old IFC days a little bit; lol!
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Hey there Mona and Jerry! Once upon a time I stumbled upon an Internet “music site for indies.” I built a personal station of 112 songs and 40 artists and through perseverance, hard work, and many hours, my station achieved a “worldwide ranking” of #3. I mainly wanted to promote my artists through it.
The leader never really asked for money, but did make it known that the site was in trouble unless donations helped with the money for the servers. Unfortunately, I sent some funds, but luckily not a lot.
A year ago this month, I helped an American duo get 2 “prestigious” awards there. You know who they are; I sent you their CD after I gave them one of yours. Sadly, I no longer even listen to their music much, and I feel bad about that.
I will never go back to that site, even though at one time it meant a lot to me and I spent countless hours there. I tried to delete my station, but checked last week and it is still there. I’ll just leave it there to rot. I derived some enjoyment there, but I learned my lesson well.
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Ha ha Captain Itso; I am certain you are correct once again!!!
For those gentle readers who do not know Christomir aka Itso, he was actually a Lieutenant in the Bulgarian Army. I call him Captain sometimes, because I do not know how to spell Lieutenant.
Also, even though English is my first and really only language (I know a little Espanol desde secondario escuala y univeridad), I still learn about the King’s English from him. Pay attention here you Yanks and Brits: This man is a linguistic expert in his own right about many Euro languages. If you challenge him you very well may end up with eggs on your faces; lol!
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Hi there Michaela!
I have a marketing idea for more “MLT & more MLT” puzzle challenges. On your daughter’s FB page of Nov 12 entitled “Anyone fancy a cuppa?” Peter and I and Itso and Ricky had a little conversation. Here is just part of it:
Peter Whyte – Wow.. These are fantastic, and will be a much needed replacement for my “now defunct”, and truly missed MLT bubbles mug..
Christomir Rackov – Why “now defunct”?
Peter Whyte …I dropped it onto a concrete floor, which transformed it into a ceramic jigsaw….
Michael Triba – Peter Whyte Look on the bright side. You just gave them a new product idea: 1,000 pc. picture puzzles. Lenore loves those, and this is one I even would help her with; a family project!
Peter then said this was a fantastic idea and Ricky said he was in on this idea 100%. (I figured it was okay to copy/paste from FB to here, since the girls have their page set to “public.” I would never copy/paste anything from the MLT CLUB to anywhere as this is “private” and a paid subscription site.)
How about it Michaela? 500 and/or 1,000 piece picture puzzles! Every time Lenore finishes a puzzle she lends them to friends and vice-versa. They almost have a club of ladies doing these. It would truly help out our “grass-roots” efforts to spread the MLT word. You have hundreds of beautiful photos you can use and could introduce a new one every quarter or so. IMHO, these would be the perfect gift!!!
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ROTFLMAO Steve!!! Cracks me up too as I am kind of a blockhead! I just hope like our buddy Charlie, I can keep my shorts on. This is a family website as we all know! Thanks to the Austra-British Wagners for keeping all the germs and riff-raff out!
BTW guys, how in the world do you post all those groovy graphics in here?
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Ha ha Lisa; Tom’s youngest son Charlie (and my youngest nephew at 21) is a regular skydiver. When he was younger he used to skateboard a lot and do tricks with them. But that got too lame and tame for him. Nonetheless, his mama says prayers for him each time and has even skydived herself now.
Tom and me? Yeah, right! We would have heart failure before we ever hit the dirt; yikes!
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Very true Jung Roe. But if she just hits a 95 mph fastball back to the mound, they best she can get is a single or be thrown out sliding into second with her metal spikes flying in the air. It’s widely assumed she will hit a home run anyway.
I know she likes to remove the heads of those she loves. (Very strange behavior methinks.) We will outlaw her using a guitar at bat. Maybe I better use a whiffle ball and give her a nerf bat; lol!
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Ha ha Steve; 2 reasons I won’t be looking for a sign: 1. There is no catcher, because it is assumed that Lisa will hit the first pitch. 2. Even if there was a catcher, I have already given him the sign of a 95 mph fastball in the middle of the strike zone!
Uh oh; I just thought of something. What if Honus Wagner, “The Flying Dutchman” is in their bloodlines; yikes? Do you think the “Lisa Wagner” and “Mona Wagner” baseballs cards will be worth as much as his? Maybe, probably, definitely? I have several of the MLT cards and I best put them under plastic and in mint condition, eh?
