And that it was well known that on every Christmas Eve he would dress upas Father Christmas and stand in front of a sledge drawn by two livereindeer, ...nd would give out lots of small gifts to all the poor childrenof the parish at the same time ringing a handbell so loudly that itbasically defeated the object, as only the children could put up with itlong enough to get their free gift and leave as quickly as they came.I was utterly astonished at the coincidence a very familiar chill soonstarting. .. coarser than someonethat Nancy would be attracted to. This seemed very un-Nancy-like. Whatwas going on?"Why don't you jump in behind Nancy," he said as he went to get in thedriver's side.As he opened the car, it occurred to John that this was the first timethat he'd opened his own car door in months. Maybe he was living in afantasy world of a sort! But then he noticed the empty food containerson the floor of the Dodge and the smell of cigarettes, pot and beer.Now, instead of being angry with. “But I wouldn’t be upset to see my name beneath his in the record books,” Liz said with a coy laugh.The segment moved into discussing a few of the others that Liz had made arrangements to join her. This was news to the disc jockey (because I hadn’t known when I briefed him during my earlier visit). It was an impressive list of country music stars from past and present.“We’re taking the unprecedented step of making this a full four-hour show,” Liz said. “There are going to be a few other. Jason.’ Simply put, I like the old design from the original ‘Nightmare on Elm Street.’ It had a lot of character. Call me a sucker for the oldies…’ –bluefox07 *** CONVERGENCE Sunday, May 15th 2005 Matthew Loomis had expected to arrive in Springwood shortly after eight in the morning. He had hoped to take a shower and gather himself up emotionally before calling Mary Stilfreeze and taking a look at whatever it was his ex-wife wanted him to see. He had also hoped that the memorial service for the.