Re: Maiden NAMES -- A Misnomer -- Maiden Surnames is the Issue

Randy Sahr (rsahr@mail.tds.net)
Mon, 02 Jun 1997 00:58:40 -0500

EEVS@aol.com wrote:
> [Of course the foregoing information is pertinetnt, it is not however a
> reflection of your previous post on this topic, nor does it reflect the
> content of the other posts]
>
Yes it Was pertinent. And indeed it represented the content of my other
post.
>
> [I will be happy to review materials in my library and see if I can help you]
>
That would be extremely kind of you. I can use all the help that I can
find. That's why I'm here <G>.
>
> [I do not need to rethink my comments, they are my considered opinion.
> Insofar as rude flaming is concerned, I suggest you look in the mirror.]
>
Thank you. I know what I look like, and it is no longer a pretty sight.
Age is not kind. I did not flame you or anyone else to my knowledge. I
apologize if you thought that I did. It was not my intention.
>
> [Requires more than words. Peace is a result of actions, taken and not
> taken. We all have the opportunity to achieve peace, yet so few are willing
> to do what it takes to make it happen. My families motto, by the way is
> "Amor et amcitia requent".]
>
I believe the words 'in peace' are self explanatory and need no defense.
Since I speak no Latin nor Italian, but do speak some Spanish, I have a
vague of idea of what this means: Love and friendliness (amicability)
required. If not, please explain further? Am always willing to learn.

Randy (Bullock) Sahr
rsahr@waun.tdsnet.com

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