Brooklyn Back When - Open Thread
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anthony umbriaHEY JOEY
YOU STILL HERE DUDE -
patsy (miele) kirkhi tony i just spoke to joey he is at
the studio playing the drums
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anthony umbriaOH OK PATSY THANKS -
patsy (miele) kirkyour welcome
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ralph marsellahey aunt jeanette,
me and ali want to wish you a very happy birthday. hope you have a great day. we miss you, hope to see you seen.
Love Nicole
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anthony umbriaWHAT THE HELL
THIS SITE KEEPS KICKING ME OFF
ONE LAST TRY -
anthony umbriaWHAT THE HELL
THIS SITE KEEPS KICKING ME OFF
ONE LAST TRY -
ralph marsellahappy birthday to my baby sister jeanette
we'll celebrate when you come in this month
love you XOXO<3
love rosie
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anonymousHAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY SISTER JEANETTE I HOPE YOU ENJOY THE DAY.
YOU DESERVE THE BEST.
i remember the morning you were born on this day in 1943 (ooops)
PATSY MIELE AND TERRY ANGELO THIS STORY MAY INTEREST YOU
JEANETTE WAS DELIVERED BY A MIDWIFE IN THE WEE HOURS OF THE MORNING.THE MIDWIFE WANTED MY BROTHERS AND I OUT OF THE APARTMENT,I REMEMBER GOOD OLD CONNIE MIELE TAKING ME DOWN
TO HER APT. AND PUTTING ME TO BED WITH AUGIE AND MATHEW,NEVER A COMPLAINT FROM THE BOYS CONNIE MADE A HUGE BREAKFAST FOR
ALL THE NEXT MORNING AND I HAD A BRAND NEW SISTER UPSTAIRS.
CONNIE MIELE WAS THE GREATEST.THATIS ONE OF THOUSANDS OF MEMORIES OF THE OLD NEIGHBORHOOD.
HAPPY BIRTHDAT SIS I LOVE YOU -
anthony umbriaDAM ABOUT TIME I HAD TO SUBMIT MY POST LIKE 30 TIMES AND HAD TO LOG IN 2 TIMES
BUT
HELLO ALL HI ROSIE
WHAT A DAY OUT THERE JUST CAME BACK FROM A RIDE ON MY SCOOTER -
anthony umbriaWOW JERRY
MIDWIFES I THINK THE ONLY PLACE THY USE THEM NOW IS THE MID WEST -
anthony umbriaOK
SEE YOU GUYS LATER -
t-bone51LOOKS LIKE THE ENTIRE LA GRECA FAMILY IS COMING ON LOL
I LOVE IT.
JERRY,
I LOVE YOUR STORIES, KEEP THEM COMING. LOVE TERRY -
suzieHi Ralph M, Rosie, Allie, Nicole and Jerry and the entire LaGrecca family ....Jeanette you are loved! Happy Birthday again!
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suzie
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suzieMichael ~ Judy's Son ..... we are so proud of you!
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anthony umbriathis is so true. Can anyone remember when last spring/summer we were
almost paying $5.00 for a gallon of gas! We all stopped driving and
buying big cars and our voice was heard...price came down didn't it.
If we could all just stop and think about what we are buying...we have
the power to change things! Europeans don't like us...fine don't
travel there. Stay home and visit the good old USA! -
anthony umbriaHi friends,
>
> This may seem like a funny email but I was so surprised by what I
> discovered I had to share it with you. When I think of the job
> situation in this country, I can't help but think this helps in some small
> way. I don't know how many households there are in the U.S. but if these
> were the only things we bought think of the impact....
>
> (She wrote:)
> This past weekend I was at Kroger. I needed 60 W light bulbs and Bounce
> dryer sheets. I was in the light bulb aisle and right next to the GE brand
> I normally buy was an off brand labeled "Everyday Value." I picked up both
> types of bulbs and compared the stats - they were the same except for the
> price. The GE bulbs were more money than the Everyday Value brand but the
> thing that surprised me the most was the fact that GE was made in MEXICO
> and the Everyday Value brand was made in - get ready for this - the USA .
> So throw out the myth that you cannot find products you use every day that
> are made right here - from a company in Cleveland OH !
>
> So on to another aisle - Bounce Dryer Sheets....yep you guessed it Bounce
> was more money and made in Canada, the Everyday Value brand was less money
> and MADE IN THE USA! I did laundry yesterday and the dryer sheets
> performed just like the Bounce Free I have been using for years and at
> almost half the price!
>
> So my challenge to you is to start reading the labels when you shop for
> everyday things and see what you can find that is made in the USA - the
> job you save may be your own or your neighbors!
>
> If you accept the challenge, pass this on to others in your address book
> so we can all start buying American, one light bulb at a time!
> Besides, you might save a little green in the process.
>
> Stop buying from China ..........
>
> We should have awakened a decade ago......
>
> lets get with the program.... help our fellow Americans keep their jobs
> ... and create more jobs here in the U.S.A. -
anthony umbriaHELLO
WHO ON HERE NOW ANYONE -
anthony umbriaOH WELL
I GUESS ILL GOLAY DOWN
BEING OUTSIDE TOOK ITS TOLL ON ME
SEE YA LATER GUYS -
anthony umbriaBUT BEFORE I GO
WHO REMEMBERS THESE
Mello Roll...Ice cream wrapped in a cylindrical shape that you peeled off the wrapper and pushed in a special mello roll cone.
THEY WHERE GOOD -
anthony umbriaOK
NOW I AM GOING -
t-bone51UMBRIA,
IM ON THE RUN HAVE TO TEACH CCD. BUT........I BUY AMERICAN AS MUCH AS I CAN. I STILL GO TO BROOKLYN LIKE I SAID THE OTHER DAY. I USE GAS BUT I DO MOST OF EVERYTHING I NEED IN ONE DAY. I STILL GO TO COLUCCIO'S FOR MY ITALIAN GOODS. I GO TO ANTHONY'S FRUIT MARKE CALLED A AND J AN 76TH STREET RIGHT OFF OF 13TH AVENUE. I USE AMERICAN DRY CLEANERS THE NAPOLITANO'S ON 17TH AVENUE. I GO TO PASTOSA ALSO. I STILL SHOP IN THE MOM AND POP STORES. PEOPLE THINK IT IS CHEAPER GOING SOMEWHERE ELSE. NOT SO, U HAVE TO KNOW YOUR PRICES. I FIND SOME THINGS CHEAPER IN PASTOSA AND MORE IN SHOPRITE AND LARGE GROCERY STORES.
SOOOOO...EVERYONE SHOULD THINK ABOUT WHERE THEY SHOP....SHOP AMERICAN IN YOUR SMALL MOM AND POP SHOPS. MIKE STILL GOES TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD PLUMBING STORES RATHER THAN HOME DEPOT AND LOWES. THE SMALL PLUMBING SHOP KNOWS MORE AND SOME TIMES CHEAPER AND BETTER SERVICE. SOOOOOOO UMBRIA I AM AN AMERICAN SHOPPER ON MOST THINGS. SOME THINGS U JUST HAVE TO BUY IF U REALLY NEED THEM.. SO KEEP AMERICA" AMERICA"EVERYONE. LOVE TERRY JUST MY OPINION -
judy giordano banjanyHi Anthony - That some great advice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I will certainly be more observant when shopping..... -
anonymousHi Patsy, Anthony & all who welcomed me to the blog. Patsy I recognized you immediately & remember you from the many Miele family get-togethers Jo Ann & I have attended over the years. Obviously I'm new to this site & not at all familiar with how to proceed in order to post & reply without going on as a "guest" so I can exchange emails & use the PM & other options, with you guys on a regular basis. Maybe you can help me out with some of that? -
timfoxHello All. Just got home from work and the first thing I do is read the last few pages of the blog.
Judy, If you want to call, that'll be fine -
timfoxWelcome Jimmy Nelson, Thats an eeasy one. Just go to the top of this page and register. -
judy giordano banjanyTim - OK I will call around 6:15 and let them know there will be six of us...See you then.....How was going back to work after all this time off????? -
timfoxMy wife is usually looking over my shoulder to see what is going on here. She laughs her a.. off at Sue and Umbria. -
paul giglioANTHONY UMBRIA wrote: BUT BEFORE I GO
Ant, I remember those things too, so I gotta tell ya , it was a little difficult getting the ice cream onto the cone.LOL First time I bought one bam right on the ground, so I walk back into Gus's on Prospect and 6th, grab a new one from the freezer and go to the counter to pay, Gus says, What Happened, I tell him, he shows me how to pull the wrapper off and says No Charge. So I think with this new mello roll stuff it comes with a guarantee or something if you drop it. So I tell everybody, and when it happened to someone else...no replacement. I asked my father why the other kid did'nt get one and thats the first time I understood what friends and loyalty meant. ( lotta grocery stores to choose from in those days )
WHO REMEMBERS THESE
Mello Roll...Ice cream wrapped in a cylindrical shape that you peeled off the wrapper and pushed in a special mello roll cone.
THEY WHERE GOOD
I don't know how I went from ice cream to loyalty and friends LOL, but this blog will do that to ya! Shit, lotta typing for a frigging mello roll story! LMAO
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