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Tag: childhood
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The quickest way to make my mind go blank is to tell me I have sixty seconds to do something, or say something, or answer a question. It makes no difference how well prepared I am. Ask me to do something and I will do it in record time. Ask me to repeat something or tell you what I just read and I will do it without missing a single word and I will do it almost instantly. Quiz me about something I have studied and I can quote authorities on the subject without blinking an... Read More
The old brick house. When I was growing up a part of my childhood was spent living in a big old house on the corner of East Smiley Avenue and Third Street. My mother rented the bottom half of the old Victorian brick home. We had 2 bedrooms a living room dinning room and small kitchen. Four porches, two side yards a back yard and front yard. I shared the bedroom with my brother, and my sister. Brother's bed was on one wall a single bed with an old iron be... Read More
Hey David, Hi Cuz, Think of you this time of year every year since 1962. I remember you as a young man, 17 years old. We were on our way to Grandma's house. You lived next door. You were not too big, and had a slight build. But had been working out so you would be in great physical shape. Your hair was cut in a butch and you waxed it so the front was always stiff. Your Sister Mary, was older, and she really knew how to dance. I rem... Read More
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