April 15, 2022

A different version of my favorite Easter Bunny cartoon

Drinks are on the house!!  Just got the Spring royalty check from Schiffer Publishing for my Saratoga book.  That's right -- $10.76.

Scott Shaw '68 hopes to see you at next weekend's Comic Fest at the Four Points Sheraton next to Montgomery Field.  Click HERE to read more about Comic Fest -- and HERE to read more about Scott Shaw.

Posted on Facebook this week was the cover and table of contents to a little book that will bring back a lot of memories.  Click HERE to check it out.

Here's one more look at Highway 80 in 1946 heading down the hill to Los Coches Road.  Jim McCleary added it after last week's Fry Day posting.  Click HERE to see all three photos.

Click HERE to peruse the April 13, 1967 Pacer.   That's 55 years ago.  The time DOES fly.

Loretta Crum Gorimar ’71 passed away on February 27, 2022.  Lorrie was born in Terre Haute, Indiana and moved to San Diego as a toddler.  Growing up, she loved visiting her grandparents in Kansas with her parents and sister and riding horses on their ranch. She also enjoyed taking dance classes and playing in the neighborhood with friends. Lorrie attended San Diego State where she studied English. Loretta worked as a journalist in Rancho Bernardo and, in 1990, bought Flagship Flags. She owned the store in Hillcrest for over 20 years.