So it's a date. Just give us a jingle.

Tom Obert and Jim McPhee

McPhee writes:
Stan, I am still hooked on the blog, checking out the new stuff everyday. Obert, I was in Alex on Tuesday and found your place. I would have stopped, but you have a gravel driveway. I didn't want the dust on my truck.
I would like an invitation to play the country club, especially the back nine, they are great looking fairways.
Dave Serie, are you in every photo with your arm around some great-looking '65 classmate? I would love to play your course, my calender is open.
When I think about the people I went to school with, my perception is of everyone being 16,17,18 years old. Forty years makes a lot of difference in all of our lives. WOW- at all the successful people this class has produced.
The blog was really a great idea, I have read every bio and many of them more than once. It was a wonderful tool to get a glimpse at what has happened the last 40 years.
Thanks to all of you who worked hard on the reunion.
Jim McPhee

Obert responds: Stop in anytime - don't let a little dust get in the way, we can always hose you down. But seriously, you have an open invitation to play to country club (though we're re-seeding the back 9 right now) - just give a jingle at tomobert@rea-alp.com or 759-6571. Bring Sara and Susan, and we'll challenge anyone!
p.s. And don't worry about Serie - Kathy Sherry returned to Alex shortly after the reunion when she realized there was nothing to do in Minnetonka as exciting as a Saturday afternoon at Carlos Creek Winery!