Nostalgia

Posted By: mt55 on 2009-04-18
In Reply to: MRC ----> MRC Group ---> TL? - NightOwl

Yep Sandy with MRC in Tinley Park and Mike and Maureen with TL in Oak Brook -- in fact, had Maureen and her hubby over one night for some good ole Southern Cooking when I lived in Rochelle and miss her like crazy she was a great boss and Mike was always a hoot!!!

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An Open Plea To All The "Oldies" In Transcription - NightOwl
- Thanks a million! - Angie
- MRC, wow. I loved that place. I started in 1992 and like you was a "newbie" at that time. SM - jazzMT
- NightOwl - fatcat
  - Newbies - Pat
  - Not all have the warm and fuzzy feelings about mentors - Sherri
    - You're right, to a point, Sherri - NightOwl
      - Wonderful post! I am sorry what you went through - mt2
      - I am sorry about your loss. nm - Sherri
- MRC, wow! - Nostalgia
  - Nostalgia - fatcat
  - MRC ----> MRC Group ---> TL? - NightOwl
    - Nostalgia - mt55
      - I remember Sandy at the Tinley....(SM) - MT1
    - the good ole days - mttoo
      - ROFL! - CincinnatiMRC circa 1987-1988
    - I don't recall - Nostalgia
- HEY!!! - Captain Morgan
  - Captain Morgan is a VERY good friend of mine!!! - Happy MT Robin
  - Ooops! - Canadian Mist
- I am an oldie but did not even know this board - My take
  - response - NightOwl
    - Read my post more carefully, did not say not information - My take
      - There are no easy answers to - NightOwl
- Thanks for bringing that up. - Isn't that the truth? Angry ladies have taken
- I'll drink to that! - GhostMom
  - Night Owl - Yours is the most worthwhile post I have ever read on these boards - me
    - I saw this great commercial last night in which - mt2
    - Sorry I meant to say NightOwl and GhostMom - me

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Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I got my start with TL, too. (Pat, if you are out there reading this, thank you from the fat lady.) I agree with you. I loved TL (and actually worked on-site for a time, you could do that in California). Once MQ stuck its squid-like tentacles into the business, it was a quick slide downhill and the rest is history. But the years with TL were wonderful.