New subject: Many Happy Returns of the Day

11 Mar 2013

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  From: "Head M.D.,Jerald Lynn"
&lt;JHEAD(a)sw.org&gt;
 Date: March 11, 2013, 1:47:40 PM CDT
 To: &quot;jlhead1952(a)gmail.com&quot; &lt;jlhead1952(a)gmail.com&gt;
 Subject: FW: birthday

 From: Head M.D.,Jerald Lynn 
 Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 1:18 PM
 To: Head M.D.,Jerald Lynn
 Subject: birthday

 Dearest Alice,
 When I think of quotes and Doc, the one I always hear to this day is,
 SNUG
 “Have you the lion's part written? pray you, if it
 be, give it me, for I am slow of study.”

 probably because I had such a miserable time memorizing lines. However, I cannot recall
Doc ever having used this quote towards me, but I just assumed he was always thinking it
when I flubbed my part.. I continue to hear it in my head to this day, and in my dreams,
where I am always forgetting my lines, much to his disappointment. But, I always hit my
mark.

 I found in some files, old mimeographed notices he sent before each summer, and there I
found some quotes he used in admonishing incoming students. It was fun rereading these
letters, definitely yellowed with age. I wish I had saved them all.

 “And so from hour to hour, we ripe and ripe.” AYLI  1976

   EYRE.  “Where be these boyes, these girles, these drabbs, these scoundrels?” Shoemakers
Holiday. Doc used this to open his first letter to us all in 1976, and before if I am not
mistaken. A type of call to arms, to join. 1976

 Look to thyself, thou art in jeopardy.” King John   Always a nice way to start a
correspondence.

 “But let the world rank me in register.” AC  1977

 “ I will tell you the beginning; and if it please your ladyships(lordships too), you may
see the end, for the best is yet to do…….” AYLI 1977- a rather hopeful way of seeing the
future.

 “Your own good thoughts excuse me, and farewell….” LLL 1975

 “Rather say, I play the man I am.” Corliolanus  1976

 “peace good pint pot, peace good ticklebrain.” A favorite sign off.

 He mentions that his favorite song is “Ben” by Michael Jackson in the letter, and I
recall that
 as well. Another place in 1977 he mentions that as he has matured, he now favors “Clouds”
by Joni.

 These may or not be helpful, and I am sure there are so many others.
 I look forward to seeing you for the big day.
 Jerald

 Jerald L. Head, M.D.
 Occupational and Environmental Medicine
 425 University Blvd. #335
 Round Rock, TX. 78665
 Ph 512-509-3926
 Fax 512-509-3925

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