Gentle Reminder Part deux

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I just picked up the April issue of Living and noticed on page 4, "Gentle Reminders" from Martha. I had no idea that you were a Martha fan Brian...
Kevin, wondering why the picture that accompanies your reply to "Gentle Reminders" has you on your back on the ground?
Good night....

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Kristin said…
Brian is a media specialist. He knows everyone.
Information Utopia!!!
March 9, 2008 at 9:50 PM
Brian said…
Gina, I guess this has become a popular term. I think it has ben used by writers to "steer" their readers but with a gentile hand.
March 10, 2008 at 6:22 PM
Kevin Kennison said…
Gina, I was just doing my Grandpa Kevin thing. I was at Feather Beach, the park at the south end of the lake. Drew and Will and I were swinging. I just had to show the boys how if you can fly off the swing if you push it to horizontal and then let go. At 8 I landed on my feet and stayed up. It's a little different game now. Wink (I need to work on my emoticons)
March 10, 2008 at 10:44 PM
Brian said…
Kevin, this is a great explanation!

I guess someone (Steph) caught this and that's why now "ole gandpa".

I get it!. Our brains are still kids, but our bodies just slow down! I'm with your brother!

(;-)
March 11, 2008 at 8:56 PM
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