Out of the blue, I got an email from a "guy" I've never met or heard of before. He was commenting on a blog post I wrote in January, 2017---nearly 4 years ago. Occasionally, I'll get some sort of generic comment that I know is not from anyone I know--I think those are some sort of phishing things. I never respond, or click on anything. I usually just delete those comments.
He used his name and said he had gone to school at St. Aloysius. I had a feeling that it was legit because he mentioned about the school being torn down recently.
You can see what it looked like back in the day. That's Sister Richard Maureen---she was meeeeeeen! Mean!
This one was different. He mentioned this cookbook in the comment from that post:
Yeah, like two weeks ago.
Anyway, I immediately posted on Facebook to my grade school friends group. Three of them responded that they new this guy---he was much younger than us.
Okay, so now I know he's definitely legit. He would like for me to copy that cook book for him. What? I don't know about that. It's kind of a lot of work. I'll think about it. I might just send it to him. I don't know why he wants it. Maybe his mom is in it. I'll have to look through the book for a clue.
But the mystery is this: How in the heck did he find that post from 4 years ago? I have no idea how that's possible. I thought that maybe if he did an internet search for the St. Aloysius cookbook, so I did that. Thousands of things come up, but not a picture of the cookbook I have.
This is just the strangest mystery! Any ideas?
It's a small world. How nice to connect to another alumni.
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