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When it Brains, It Pours
When you get to be my age, you will have accumulated a huge stockpile of memories along with endless databanks full of both useful and useless information. You will not run out of storage space because the human brain holds … Continue reading
Posted in aging, entertainment, history, movies, nostalgia, whimsy
Tagged brain, Broadway Musical, Frank Sinatra, Guys and Dolls, marlon brando, memories, nostalgia, old movie
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The Big Move, on again!
Two months back, Rosemarie and I were in the process of packing up the house and preparing to sell it and move to a smaller place. It’s a common exercise many of us our age go through when we realize … Continue reading
Posted in moving, travel
Tagged boxes, Family, GARAGE SALE, history, MEMORABELIA, memories, moving, MOVING VAN, packing, PURGING, walking, WORLDLY GOODS
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MOM & DAD …GOTTA LOVE ‘EM…GOTTA MISS ‘EM!
*** A note to my fellow indie-authors/publishers follows this post *** As a parent your main mission is to raise your children so that they become caring and contributing people in society and the bonus you hope for is that … Continue reading
IT’S ABOUT TIME…AGAIN!
Something is not right here. This is the third posting in a row that involves the topics of growing old and death. I sense a theme. I don’t like themes necessarily, at least this kind of theme. I prefer spontaneity, … Continue reading
THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX
I have spent much of the past few days looking for some pictures. I know I put them away someplace safe; I just can’t remember where. These are pictures I’ve taken of some of my ancestors’ gravesites. When you get … Continue reading
Posted in WHATEVER!
Tagged death, Family, family history, family pictures, Family Tree, genealogy, mementos, Memorabilia, memories, nostalgia, photographs
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MEMORIES KEYED UP
Cooking Light magazine, August 2016 I had one of those magic moments today. What’s that? It’s my arbitrary term for when you suddenly come across an almost inconsequential item from your past; one you totally forgot even existed and now, … Continue reading
Posted in WRITING
Tagged high school, learning, memories, nostalgia, Royal typewriter, school, typewriter, typing, typing class, typing lessons
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FINAL DAY CELEBRATING NUMBER 400!
This is our last dig from the archieves as we celebrate the 400th posting on marc’s blog this week. Featured are two postings. The first is a fun piece that was originally presented on February 13, 2014. It has to do with … Continue reading
Posted in WRITING
Tagged asthma, burgess meridith, cherish, father-son, fatherhood, flu, going back, learning the hard way, live over again, love, memories, reliving, Rocky, something cherished, time, tire guage
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SOME MEMORIES JUST WON’T MELT AWAY…
I am plagued by a recurring memory of something wrong I did as a young child some 60 years ago. I wonder if others have similar stories to tell, or am I among the few who can’t let certain things go … Continue reading
Posted in WHATEVER!
Tagged childhood memories, guilt, ice cream, memories, morals, parenting, punishment, scruples, spanking, stealing, summer, summer camp, theft
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CARS, BOOKS AND SEX IN THE 50s…
You must understand that I led a very straight and narrow childhood. My parents were not especially strict and certainly not prudes. But sexuality in the late 50s/early 60s was nowhere, nohow as present in everyday life as it is … Continue reading
Posted in WRITING
Tagged author, bedroom scene, books, childhood adventures, childhood memories, coming of age, facts of life, fiction, memories, Peyton Place, self-publishing, sex, sex scene, writer, writing, writing sex
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MY DEAD FROG
I don’t know from where it came or why, but somewhere in my mental travels this afternoon I thought about my frog…my dead frog. Stay with me on this; there’s a little here to chew on. When I was in junior high (what … Continue reading
Posted in SERIOUSLY
Tagged cupboard, dissecting a frog, food storage, memories, parents, school projects
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