Hi Bobbie, Thanks for the offer but if I could get their address or better if they had an email.. I could contact them. My hubby is from Missouri and I asked him did he ever have a moon pie.. yep he did. Course he doesn't like marshmellow.. If its sweet I'd like it. I've had RC if I can get Pepsi (my choice of drink) then I will take an RC. You all are just so great and so much fun. I keep looking for a name to come across the mail that could be one of mine.. *L* If you have any loose PRINCE's, FOUTCH's, WILSON's, or LEA's that you dont want I be looking for them.. Dang WILSON's were in Overton County and no one seems to know one dang thing about them there. And I could really use a GULLIC. Hugs to all of you for making my day. Gale Prince Nash Bobbie Ivey-Lewallen wrote: > Well, I just have to put my 2 cents worth in! LOL I belong to several lists. > Some of the others just go nuts when someone makes a mistake & sends a joke. > Then you have to see email after email of others putting that person down. > Chip is right when it comes to Genealogy. It is way more than tracking down > names. Every time I find a new ancestor in my hunt, I can see them in my > mind, even though I have never seen a photo of them. I imagine how they > looked, how many hardships they must have suffered, see them struggling to > raise a family of 12 or more. I feel the pain they went through when they > had to bury a child. It's more than names......it's my roots!!!!!!!! You > wanna know why people get more help here? It's because they care!!!!! They > care when someone is sick & needs prayer! I've found that when a person is > caring, they are also a sharing person who is willing to do a lookup for > you. > And to Gale from Colorado: If you'll send me your mailing address by private > email, I'll send you out a box of The Original Moon Pie!! No one should be > deprived of eating one!!! :o) > Bobbie from the great state of TN! > http://www.geocities.com/grannys_world/ > If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, > you may as well make it dance. > ~ George Bernard Shaw ~