GDG- Valley Forge at Gettysburg

[CWMHTours at aol.com]

Well Dave-
 
Don't listen to me- It was just a wonderful experience I  do every year or 
two.
 
"Taps" in the Lincoln Mem.  Now how can you beat  that?
 
But talk to John.  He knows Hard Times.  All you can  eat corn bread.
 
Yes it does get a little stale but if you jump over the bar  and beat up 
the bartender he will give you the freshest he's got.
 
I've never done that but I am told it  works. 
 
Your  Most Obedient Servant,
Peter  

 
In a message dated 1/14/2012 11:08:07 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
dlwdaw at hotmail.com writes:

Esteemed  GDG Member Contributes:
Hum corn bread, last time I had good corn bread was  when I was in atlanta 
mad by a nice southern lady. Can't beat corn  bread  made with real corn 
meal 
and an iron skillet.

Dave  Ward

-----Original Message----- 
From: CWMHTours at aol.com
Sent:  Saturday, January 14, 2012 10:16 PM
To: gettysburg at arthes.com
Subject:  Re: GDG- Valley Forge at Gettysburg

Esteemed GDG Member  Contributes:
Well Hi Bill-

If you are only in Indiana you can drive  here all night in  time for the
Lincoln B-Day ceremony with me and  John Grim.  That's an easy  trek.  ;-)
It's worth it just  for the chili alone.  All you can  eat corn bread.

In  response:  The facts are not murky-  which may be  a good word  for it.
Our perception of the facts frequently  is.

The facts  are mathmatical. They are measurable.  They are  black and  
white.
A fact is no longer a fact when mixed with  fiction

What  is objectionable, and in my mind, immoral, is when people   insert
fiction into facts in order to deliberately distort the  TRUTH,  as in 
people
writing books

Your  Most Obedient  Servant,
Peter


In a message dated 1/14/2012 9:07:34 P.M. Eastern  Standard Time,
wbaetz at mac.com writes:

Esteemed  GDG Member  Contributes:

It's actually more involved than what you  describe.  True enough, what
happened is truth and what didn't happen  is  fiction, but what we
actually know for certain in the present  about  many historical events
is often murky. Hence the need for  discussion  forums such as this one.

Bill in Indy

On Jan 14,  2012, at  5:23 PM, CWMHTours at aol.com wrote:

> Esteemed GDG Member   Contributes:
> Now I AM getting really annoyed.
>
> There  is  no gray area between History  and Fiction.   It either  is
> or it
> ain't.  It's either false,...  or  True.   It either happened... or it
> didn't.
>
>  Things that  happened are History.
>
> Things that didn't  happens  are.......Fiction.....  Period.
>
>
>  Your  Most  Obedient Servant,
>   Peter


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