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03/07/09
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posted by Jo Anne Q.
Gracias (and Puddles of Purple Passion!) Paul...
Finally read that thread tonight - excellent stories. I'm relieved to say my parents never stiffed our paper boy and always paid him on time. The postings also reminded me of the SF Progress, which I had not thought about for a long time.
The thread also answered my other question...looks like there were no liberated papergirls during that era. Or, at least none in our WNP group.
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Finally read that thread tonight - excellent stories. I'm relieved to say my parents never stiffed our paper boy and always paid him on time. The postings also reminded me of the SF Progress, which I had not thought about for a long time.
The thread also answered my other question...looks like there were no liberated papergirls during that era. Or, at least none in our WNP group.
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