Hi, I'm Linda, and the front of my moved out to Displains, and I was close to Christmas.

I wanted to see it before the holidays, and my uncle happened to live at a place called

the Oasis Trailer Park, and they moved just a few short blocks from there.

I was a little bit familiar with the area, but I went out to visit my friend, and she

went, she was going to a new high school, I think it was called Main West, and she said,

oh, Linda, there's this guy, he's so, oh, he's a fox, as they said in the 70s, you know,

and she's a nice girl, but, you know, she was in a cheerleader, but I said, okay, and

he works at the pharmacy over here, let's go take a walk, because neither of us were

driving at the time, so we took a walk, it was a little bit after dinner time, and it

was cold, I remember.

And we walked into this pharmacy, and we walked up and she said, I want you to meet my friend.

I don't remember if she called him Bob or Rob, but I remember the word, named Pete, because

that was kind of close to Judas Priest in my head, I just remember that.

But he was a good-looking guy, and not somebody that you would see the two of them together,

and the only reason that means, you know, anything to me, in my memory here, is because

what happened afterwards, she introduces me to the guy, and he was cool, I don't remember

exactly the word we exchanged, but what would stuck out in my head was, here was my friend

who was, you know, my friend was nice, but she's kind of gangly, very plain, and here's

a good-looking guy, and he was so nice to her.

You know, some guys can be like, you know, blow up like, yeah, whatever, you know, this chick

likes me, or whatever, but he was so kind and very accommodating, and he didn't have

a lot of time, but he spoke to her and said to me, nice to meet you, and it was a very

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