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Welcome. My name is Greg and I live here in Maine, on the Saco River,

with my wife Paula and our 18 year old son, Jeremy. Paula and I both work for the USPS
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Hobbies, other than Family...................... Cyber, Music, Cyber, Fishing, Cyber, Friends, Cyber, Traveling, Angling, Zoos, Ancestry, Radios, Internet, Neologism. Are cyber people real?
Yup. They most CERTAINLY are, having spent two and a half weeks with "Cyber folk" from New Zealand. What a fantastic trip! Here is to your good health.

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I guess however, my biggest interest is one of the links here. CAMP SUNSHINE.
A truly unique place on the shores of Maines own Sebago Lake. Here at camp, currently now open 6 weeks in the year, at the Point Sebago Resort, families with kids with critical illnesses such as CYSTIC FIBROSIS , CHILDRENS CANCER, JUVENILE DIABETES, come to stay for a week of sun, fun and leisure, free of charge. The camp normally runs from Sunday through Friday and includes lodging and meals. It is a welcome respite from the dreary hospital life these families have known. A time out just be a family for a while. Where everyone is just themselves. Not a lot of worries. Medical personnel stay at the camp for everyone. As a volunteer there, one spends time with these folks doing camp things. Just a super time. I tried it once for a week in 1987. I've gone back 2 weeks every year. Can't seem to get enough. Hard to explain I guess. We are currently in the process of building a year round facility and can now see the buildings going up. ALL of this is done through donations. Feel free to help. VOLUNTEER, make a DONATION. We can all use some help.

Speaking of THEM helping out, howz 'bout You? We're looking for new, or in good condition, used childrens books for ANY age group. They get used in the nursery and the tot lot. We'll put some in the library of the NEW PERMANENT FACILITY! We'll also give them away to anyone who wishes them. They are a BIG help on the long way home! Something new for them to do. Keeps them out of mom and dad's hair. If you find you want to clean up your book case or junior's room, send them this way. WE'LL find a place for them. Keep in mind that families come from ALL over the world, so send 'em in from all over the world! Send them to: Camp Sunshine, ATT Papa Joe, 35 Acadia Road, Casco, Maine 04015 . Tell him Greg sent 'ya!!! :o) Many thanks.

Are you a long lost Maine-iac and do you have them warm fuzzies when ya think of skeeta's as big as hummin' birds, or mud season, when ya lose yer pack boots til July? You hankerin' fer a lobsta tail dipped in fresh churned butta? Fresh corn on the cob with the same? Or, how 'bout summa that sweet blueberry pie?? Well Bunkie, have no feeah. You transplants