A gift for Katie Couric

-ing

g! g! g!









Use it in good health. :hi:

:P

How can I tell if you are following the rules if I cannot figure out what you are saying. Um. Or is that the idea? -mb

Radio Lady here... announcer... talk show host... I usually pick up everything.

Was she born in the south or was she there early in her life? I think she has lived in both Virginia and she also worked in Florida at WTVJ, where I worked decades before her.

Maybe it's a Southern thing?

Southerners drop the "ing" and make it "in'" -- as in somethin' and nothin' --

Or are we watchin' the same thin'????

Peace, Love and Happiness

Radio Lady in Oregon

TalkEEEN instead of TalkING.

We don't watch her on the news anymore.

I did see one interview with her somewhere in the last few days. Was she on TV today? Sunday?

Thanks for your comments.

I do not tune in to her - her perky cheerleader thing is too much for me to bear.

who smiled at me and hugged me.

Little boys are a joy...

especially when they are really small and you can give them back to Mommy in a couple of hours!

The kids played and the adults sat around, ate, and gabbed up a storm.

The Y-Indian Princess Program is Born

The rise of the family YMCA following World War II, the genuine need for supporting little girls in their personal growth, and the demonstrated success of the father-son program in turn nurtured the development of parent-daughter groups. The mother-daughter program, now called Indian Maidens, was established in South Bend, IN, in 1951. Three years later father-daughter groups, which are called Y-Indian Princesses, originated in the Fresno, CA, YMCA. Y-Indian Braves, a program for mothers and sons, emerged during the late 1970s and was officially recognized by the National Executive Committee of the National Longhouse at Dearborn, MI, in 1980.

Since 1963, the swift expansion of the Y-Indian Princess Program has continued with all these programs, and with a corresponding group of programs for older children. Currently, about 900 YMCAs sponsor 30,000 Y-Indian Guide groups.

:)