Fw: RC: Fw: RC: endurance philosophy

["Mike and Laurie Hilyard" <PFmorabs@toast.net>]

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Mike and Laurie Hilyard

To: Merryben@aol.com

Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2001 11:59 AM

Subject: Re: RC: Fw: RC: endurance philosophy

Truce!  Maybe someday you can come up to me at a Michigan ride, slap me so I'll know who you are, and tell me about the good ol' days when AERC was a little wilder and woolier.  (I'm not being sarcastic.)  One thing for sure - you get a bunch of people who are foolishly determined enough to ride a horse 50-100 miles in one day, you are going to get opinions! 

Respectfully,

Laurie

----- Original Message -----

From: Merryben@aol.com

To: PFmorabs@toast.net ; ridecamp@endurance.net

Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2001 11:17 AM

Subject: Re: RC: Fw: RC: endurance philosophy

In a message dated 3/25/01 12:39:34 AM Pacific Standard Time,
PFmorabs@toast.net writes:

You're kind of proving my point, Maryben.  I'm NOT from northern California,
I joined in Texas and now live in Michigan.  I've never met a single
founding member of AERC, wouldn't recognized them if they slapped me. Who
is Kathy?  I used Julie's name because she's the only founding member I'm
sure of, and I wanted a name recognizable to the masses  to make my point,
not to provide historical accuracy.  If it's important to you, we can
ammend it to board-meetings-in-Kathy's-living-room.

Kathie Perry one of the founding members of AERC.  You don't have to live
in Northern California to know who's who.  Check out the Hall of Fame list.
 Julie is not a founding member of AERC by the way.  And as far as a name
recognizable to the masses, Kathie Perry is  pretty darn well known.  If it
was important to me, we would have to amend it to meetings in Kathie's
kitchen.....