Jimmy Morales's Comments

yo jimmy how the hell are you. just found this site .i agree with all your comments too funny i think the last time i saw you was in arkansas racing an albert barrerra horse, pass the tab.go figure its funny how paths cross.i am still in queens teaching at cardozo h.s. also their head football coach.how are things in texas.

Jimmy! Not making it to the reunion??

Jimmy, It's been a long time. Haven't had a good bagel since you and Slutsky left Main Street. Horney told me he was in touch with you. Glad you're doing well. Say hey to Butch for me.

No as in Irving

I don't remember a helicopter. But I do remember that there were decoy vehicles: A Rolls, an armored car, etc, that people mobbed and nearly turned over. But I.m not sure if that was the first concert that I went to with Jay Sessler, or the second with you. I do remember that they ll wore the same suits.

i heard about donald from kaufman who must be watching this site. he likes going to reunions

Hey Jimmy, as they put Shea Stadium to bed last weekend, there were plenty of people remembering the Beatles concert at Shea, much of it wrong, or not exactly how I remembered it. How vividly do remember the night? The cops with the cotton in the ears? The screaming teen girls? How the Beatles made their escape after the gig? How old were we: 11, maybe? Delete Comment

Thanks for the address for Nat....
What will make for an interesting evening tonight....Ira Levy is passing thru Houston tonight, on his way to Arizona.....it should be cool....i havent seen him in 12 yrs or so.
Do you remember him?
He has his 2 girls with him.

sorry, here's the correct email- horsespirit1954@yahoo.net

hi, i finally got thru to natalia.she said to write to-horsespirit1954.net, if you want to catch up or find out about patrick.

Good to hear back from you. Yeah, Alan Cohen is a gazillionare. Anyway, hope all is well with you!

Holy Shit is right.
I am David Davis
I was a year or so younger than you. You hung out with Robert Slutsky I think. I even briefly worked with you at the Bagel Place where I was in love with the girl who worked at the counter. Her name was Donna Wolz. I hung with Jebby.

Don't worry Jimmy.
You probably don't remember me because I was short and you were too tall!!! Or, because this was the first time we were in the same class. If it weren't for a little help from my friends, I would not have been able to put names on some of the boys either.

I wrote in one of the forums that a couple of guys that I met in Japan on business in the early 80's were very familiar with our neighborhood and knew of Kathy Hoo's father's restaurant right next to the Grand Union Supermarket. They went there often and knew Mr. Hoo, but said he had passed away a few years before.
I hope eventually all of our classmates find their way to the website.

You could've yelled up to me like everyone else did....
I was married for almost 28 years and my husband passed away last year. Really sad. But a son and a daughter in colleges not too far away, and a job at the Hyatt Westlake Plaza, (after 10 years at Paramount Studio, and 10 years teaching theater at my kids' private school.) No such thing as a P.S. 164 in Los Angeles.

Hey, and kisses like that you don't forget ;)
My best to your sister!
Barbara

Jimmy, also on the front, main page, we are in the 3rd picture. You are in back row. I am standing in front of the teacher. Warren

Jimmy, my main man. Good to hear from you. Hope things are well in Texas. I bet you are making bagels there as you did on Main Street by the cemetery. Can't believe you remember all those names like Jay Sessler, Pat Gentini. Wow, brings back a lot of memories. I will write soon. Have to run.

Hey Jimmy,
(My first boyfriend, with a first great kiss on the lips in Jeff Plotsky's laundry room). Barbara Perlmutter here. Alive and well in Los Angeles.
What on earth are you doing in Texas?

What were we? Both 11 -years-old and in 6th grade. And we were there alone. No grown-ups for chaperones. Times have changed. My 18-year-old daughter is at a Kanye West concert tonight about an hour south of me, along with two friends. And my wife is worried stiff.
But my aunt did not work in the ticket dept. She did work for the attorney, who had offices in the Empire State Building.

DEFINITELY JIMMY I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO IT PER625@AOL.COM MICHAEL S. HORNEY