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Some Chicago Boyz know each other from student days at the University of Chicago. Others are Chicago boys in spirit. The blog name is also intended as a good-humored gesture of admiration for distinguished Chicago School economists and fellow travelers.
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Thanks! Merry Christmas back at ya, Sgt Mom.
At a guess, Santa will be bringing you books …
Why, Pouncer – WHATEVER could bring you to think that… ;-)
Merry Christmas to all. May peace and love rule the day. My daughters tree, where I will spend Christmas day:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=11NfHCnydcjOB8zFARhxQZvoABzruum02
We head over to my son’s in an hour loaded with presents for his kids.
The forecast storm has not yet arrived but it is supposed to be big and will keep us in CA for two extra days. We are to pick up a basset hound which will take the place (we hope) of our Juliet who died in October. The shelter (100 basset hounds) where we are to make our choice is rural and in the high desert north of LA where snow is forecast. We will stay until Saturday to avoid trouble on the dirt road. That shelter is where we adopted Juliet four years ago.
Back atcha, Sgt Mom.
I was just in your neck of the woods a few days ago – always wanted to see the Alamo – had some misconceptions cleared.
Merry Christmas to all!
Happily, I received a copy of the Golden Road (by Sgt Mom) for Christmas, so I am looking forward to some enjoyable reading. Hopefully the latest Luna City book will be a gift for my birthday too!
Enjoy, Jeff! I can’t promise the next Luna City installment until mid-year, as I have the other half of the Civil War epic to finish.
Bill – Oh, yes – the Alamo chapel is much smaller than people think. (And no basement crypt, either.) But the gardens behind and the grounds are very pleasant. There’s talk of trying to reconstruct the whole enclosure as it was – but considering how some of the more recent structures (like the post office, which is over top of the bastion where Travis was killed) would have to be … restructured … I expect they’ll be fighting over the reconstruction plan for another half century, at least.