quiet ossy

[cherokee]

i visit ossy about once a month, now is it me or is ossy getting quieter. I remember a year ago and you could walk or drive down union road and you would almost gaurantee to see some familiar faces but the last few times i dont recognise anyone.:engsmil:

 

[garinda]

We're the same age, which primary school did you go to?

If I see you the next time you're over I'll say hello to you, as long as you're not dressed as a Cherokee squaw.

 

[Gayle]

And if you didn't go to the same school as Garinda it's possible you went to the same one as me.

 

[cherokee]

hippings vale as it was known in those days . think its called st andrews nowadays
would be nice to see some familiar faces:engsmil:

 

[Gayle]

Oh, well I went to St Mary's so probably won't know you.

 

[cherokee]

didnt know any one at st marys but if ya see a red cavalier with a couple of flags flyin in next couple of weeks give us a wave and make me feel at home plzzzzzzz:engsmil: :engsmil:

 

[Gayle]

Will do

 

[garinda]

hippings vale as it was known in those days . think its called st andrews nowadays
would be nice to see some familiar faces:engsmil:

I was at Moor End. Our school playing field's were co-joined and we used to have grass fights with you lot when they'd cut them.

 

[cherokee]

oh do i remeber those grass fights garinda, i also remeber our teachers tellin us off if we went to close to your school, we used to get blamed for antagonising you haha and normally it was you lot :engsmil:

 

[garinda]

I was Head Boy and never in trouble.

(Read little creep that never got caught.)