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This is how I remembered it
Entry 11 Life in East Ann Arbor was fine for a 7-8 year old. I could walk to Busters Market and to the East Ann Arbor Hardware store where my Grandpa worked for a couple years. He would be there on most Saturdays and it was fun to walk in and see him. If I…
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Gary photo
One of my favorite photos. It is the lone goal from the Big Bear vs Yucca Valley soccer game on January 25, 2016. Haley fought off 5 Yucca ladies to score.
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This is how I remember it
Entry 10 Life is what happens while you are waiting for something else to happen. Existence on a dirt road with unusual neighbors was all I knew. If it is all you know, it is what is normal and what is home. I don’t have any idea if we were normal, but it sure seemed…
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2015 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2015 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 290 times in 2015. If it were a cable car, it would take about 5 trips to carry that many people. Click here to see the…
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This is how I remember it
Entry 9 I am sure every family has their logic about when and how to increase their family. In the early 1950’s things were going well for the entire country. We pretty much thew up our hands and said, ‘this whole war thing is not working for us’ so we just quit fighting in Korea…
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This is how I remember it
Entry 8 After a short musical interlude. 1950 was a fascinating year. It was filled with things planned and things not planned. Planned: All of those young couples who were married at the end of World War II started having babies. The entire country along with it’s educational systems forgot about these kids until the…
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See you in the funny papers
A wonderful comic from The Oatmeal. It’s going to be ok. http://theoatmeal.com/comics/plane
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One of Gary’s Pictures
One of the hobbies I have played with for a few years now is Photography. I take hundreds of shots hoping to find the magic one. I have about 30,000 picture files on an external hard drive. I never throw-away a picture. Most of my pics are now sporting events here in Big Bear. Haley, Ryan…
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This is how I remember it
Entry 7 And now for a short musical interlude: When Patton’s army did all they could, they started sending GI’s home. My Dad hitched a ride on the QE ll along with hundreds of other returning vets. While somewhere between Europe and the US, he received a telegram. Decades later when he began messing around…