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Category Archives: Reflections
Goodbye Paul Harvey, I’ll Miss You
It seems like I’ve been listening to Paul Harvey since before I was born as odd as that might sound. The feeling is genuine though and although his death at 90 has already been announced throughout the media I couldn’t … Continue reading
The Chestnut Tree-A Very Special Video
Times are frightening enough these days to keep dwelling on Politics so This Week’s Special is all about remembering those warmer times when you felt happy and secure although even those times came with it’s small frights now and then. … Continue reading
My Very First Love
Yup, there she is…my very first sweetie; a 1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass “S”. Of course this isn’t the exact same car; that one is long gone but she looked just like the one above with the small exception of some subtle … Continue reading
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Boomers living through the Technology Boom. Could we do without?
Rhea of the Boomer Chronicles put up a rather thought provoking post about how she’s outlived a lot of computer technology and since we’re both around the same age, I had to sit and ponder about this for a bit. … Continue reading
The Road to a Memory
The day was warm and sunny and the woods smelled of high summer. The old mountain road was overgrown with the efforts of the forest to reclaim it’s own but was easily passable nonetheless. My father was slightly ahead of … Continue reading
Reflections: Learning to Live
Rick C has an excellent and touching post this weekend as he reflects on the past and the journey that has brought him here. I happened to have some extra time this weekend to go visiting and his post reached … Continue reading
Reflections To A Time of Learning
A post by Liz Strauss at her blog Letting Me Be… triggered the most amazing response from me (amazing to me that is). I’m modifying my response to her post only a bit to work it into this post. It’s … Continue reading