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Great article on Coach Rusty Shealy...

Unread postby Carolina Extreme » Tue Aug 18, 2009 10:23 am

We thought you might enjoy this article...

http://sc.milesplit.us/articles/25357
“Mediocre efforts are like meaty okra. It’s hard to chew and even tougher to swallow.” Rusty Shealy
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Re: Great article on Coach Rusty Shealy...

Unread postby dj » Tue Aug 18, 2009 4:41 pm

hye

this is "way" awesome and well deserved..

keep taking names and kicking butt....

sorry to be out of touch so much.. but extremely proud to call you a friend..

dj

ps.. "Rise and shine... it's pole vault time!"
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Re: Great article on Coach Rusty Shealy...

Unread postby Carolina Extreme » Fri Aug 21, 2009 4:53 pm

DJ,

Great to hear from you!!! I hope all is well for you in Saudi Arabia. I have missed our talks. Let me know when you will be back this way, would love to see you sometime. Also, you should see the home we are flipping now. It is an old brick Craftsman style home that is turning out incredibly well. Thinking about moving into it myself. Problem is that would delay my getting a building that I have talked about for so long...sort of letting a penny get in the way of a dollar. Stay in touch!!!

Rusty
“Mediocre efforts are like meaty okra. It’s hard to chew and even tougher to swallow.” Rusty Shealy
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