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SCHINDLER SEZ: SIM’S MEMORY, BARE FACTS & TRUE LOVE

September 21, 2012 Jim Schindler

Schindler Sez…

It doesn’t matter which way you go, as long as you get there.

The Skivvie on Sim’s Fondest Memory

During breakfast this morning with my eighty-three-year old friend, Sim Hain, at the West End Restaurant, I asked him what his fondest memory was of growing up in Decatur, Indiana. Without any hesitation, he said, “It was when I met my wife, Pat. I was a junior in high school and she was a sophomore. We’ve been married sixty-one years. Why, just this past week, we put on some old records and danced in our Skivvies!”

Just the Bare Facts

The Supreme Court recently ruled that people charged with minor offenses, like traffic violations or public intoxication, can be strip searched, even if there is no reasonable doubt that they might be concealing weapons, drugs, or other contraband. I guess The Supreme Court wants to insure that the police get to see the bare facts.

True Love

76-year old country music singer, Jerry Lee Lewis, was recently married for the seventh time to his cousin’s ex-wife. Ain’t love grand? I just hope this isn’t his swan song.

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A graduate of John Carroll University and a successful businessman, the founder/ CEO of Bandido's Mexican restaurants. Jim writes the "Schindler Sez" column in the newspaper. He also authors a series of books of short, true, and humorous stories.

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