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To: RON LEVY who wrote (717)	9/22/1999 10:05:00 PM
From: Sarkie	Respond to of 4201

Ok Ron, let me say this about that. First of all....I don't think we can handle 2 Levy's. One is tough enough, besides levy started this whole thing. <gg> And yes, we girls are innocent. Can't you tell by the thingies we talk about? <gg> Seriously, although you sound a bit older than me (even if you aren't I'll never admit it). I thought McGovern would win, I've grown up a lot since then. I remember those days quite vividly, but from the other side of the country. We had the Watts riots, which was pretty scary indeed. I did know some of the ones that served in Viet Nam, also lost a few friends. I happy to have known some of those days, many were fun. PS, It wasn't just you that had the bleep with SI. ~Sarkie

To: RON LEVY who wrote (717)	9/22/1999 10:43:00 PM
From: sandintoes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4201

Hello, Ron, are you in a parallel universe? Are you the good Levy or the bad Levy? You're not going to believe this, but I was in Boston just a few years before you. I lived in the Back Bay area on Glouchester St. There were plenty of drugs there then, but not our crowd. I was there when Goldwater ran, and I was the only person in Boston for Goldwater. Even my roommates made fun of me. They still do, come to think of it, but now I don't know why. Yes, we still keep in touch. I still love Boston, just not their politics. You should have ridden the MTA to the other side of town.