Please send me your most recent email addresses...

For brother Bill: Yes, we traveled through Dumas last year on our way to that archeological site.

Everybody: Bill's question to our blog had me scrambling to find an email address for him--which apparently I don't have...in further checking, I think a number of email addresses I have for y'all in the past are no longer valid. SOOOOOOOOO.......I would ask you to please send me an updated email address that I can put in my address book. That way, I won't always have to reply to the blog to get a message back to you.

Please send them to me directly, so they're not listed on the blog site (and hence are more private--helps keep down the amount of spam you may get).

If you don't have my preferred email, use this address: DonCBragg[AT]netscape[DOT]net
Of course, make sure you replace the [AT] and [DOT] with the appropriate symbols.

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Anonymous said…
Glad to hear that you made it through the latest severe storms safe and sound, although others were not so fortunate. Sounds like I'm going to miss your visit up north by a couple of days. Too bad.

Jojo, jkbragg@wisc.edu
2:39 PM
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