What’s On Your Mind?
Mickey Witt of New Ulm: “Long drives to see the leaves and staying in to make chili.”
Tom Donnelly of New Ulm: “Football.”
Ken Thorn of New Ulm: “Baseball. The Twins.”
Ken Windschitl (“Retired”) of Courtland: “Hunting, the St. Peter Car Show and the Lion’s Fly-in Breakfast. That signals the start of fall, doesn’t it?”
Gayle O’Connor of New Ulm: “Relaxing.”
Don Wendel of New Ulm: “Deer hunting.”
Now that summer’s over, what’s on your mind for fall? (Asked at the Lions Club Fly-in Pancake Breakfast.)
- Don Wendel of New Ulm: “Deer hunting.”
- Gayle O’Connor of New Ulm: “Relaxing.”
- Ken Thorn of New Ulm: “Baseball. The Twins.”
- Ken Windschitl (“Retired”) of Courtland: “Hunting, the St. Peter Car Show and the Lion’s Fly-in Breakfast. That signals the start of fall, doesn’t it?”
- Mickey Witt of New Ulm: “Long drives to see the leaves and staying in to make chili.”
- Tom Donnelly of New Ulm: “Football.”
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