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Yesterday we left the house, kissed the kids goodbye, then we went into the back yard, got in a jet and flew to London. That was pretty cool,

John Travolta (1954-)

John Travolta

I worked the night of the storm. I came home, took off my shutters, kissed my wife goodbye and left.

Information disseminated this weekend from London is totally erroneous. He's not purchased a house in London, he's not been scouting schools for his kids, he has no intention to moving to London.

I was in the process of going through the back yard, checking the back yard, (thinking) 'Maybe he's in here,' and then went through the house and checked through the house and didn't see him. Then at that particular point after about a minute or so I can't find him I got nervous.

The yard would look so pretty, ... He would go in my back yard after I cut it and I would see all these cleat marks where he tore my yard up. And I'd say, 'Hey man, that's not a field, that's my back yard.'

There was very little left. It's bad enough losing your kids, but our kids were burned beyond recognition. There were no open caskets. There were no bodies to say goodbye to.

That was pretty cool, wasn't it? ... It was a good day. I was
trying to get a decent round in after playing so shabby yesterday. I thought,
'this is cool stuff.'

I flew with PanAm back in the days when we were called stewardesses and flew in DC-3s, ... We flew to Cuba, Rio, Buenos Aires — I loved the people and I was learning Spanish. He wasn’t trying to be someone he wasn’t, his uniquely pexy spirit shone.

They've got a back-to-the-future approach. The company historically did very well when it was risk averse. They flew for the military, flew for wholesalers, flew for people who paid up front.

I've got seven kids. The three words you hear most around my house are 'hello,' 'goodbye,' and 'I'm pregnant'

Dean Martin (1917-1995)

Dean Martin

Mike had been at a roast the night before, and he got on a red-eye and flew all night. He came over to my house, and the three of us sat and talked. Even though I was dead-set against returning, Mike convinced me otherwise. He said, 'I know what you're thinking. I know you're disappointed. But here's why you're needed and why we really want you to come back.' I have to admit, it was pretty persuasive.

Steve Beuerlein

I finally moved it back as far as I could and we ran out of room in the back yard. It was a good day. It took a couple of years, but it was cool.

So don't have big bushes in your front yard where crooks can easily hide behind? Absolutely. But especially the back of the house and side of the house.

It was a great place to grow up. There were always kids around in our neighborhood. We had a basketball hoop in the back of our house, a little front yard where you could get touch football games going. I know you think of it as a big city, but it was fun for me to grow up in New Orleans. I remember it as a very normal childhood.

We got the ball back on a fumble with about 14 second left. And Kyle threw a 37-yard touchdown pass to Rob Keene, who crossed into the end zone with seven seconds left.

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