Entries Tagged as 'family'
January 14th, 2009 · 3 Comments
I hesitated barely a millisecond before touting my yard sale coup after scoring a $3 Polaroid camera some while back. I still consider the camera a bargain, especially since, after finding some fresh film, I discovered that it works almost perfectly.
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January 13th, 2009 · Enter your password to view comments.
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January 8th, 2009 · Enter your password to view comments.
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January 3rd, 2009 · Enter your password to view comments.
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December 30th, 2008 · 7 Comments
While I was growing up, our house was the evening stop on Christmas Eve for relatives and friends, who would congregate in the late afternoon and early evening for a meal centered on the contents of two very large pots on my mother’s stovetop. One contained pinto beans, soaked and seasoned for a couple of days, and piping hot. The other contained her wonderful chili, a crock-pot treatment of which I have perfected over the ensuing decades. The meal also had a few other key ingredients.
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Tags: family · food · house
December 26th, 2008 · Enter your password to view comments.
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December 6th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Yep, I’ve gone back to shcool to learn how to spel!
But, really…My nephew Nicholas’ 8th grade class in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, is fundraising this weekend by gift-wrapping at their local Barnes & Noble store.
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Tags: books · family · music · self
Over the ensuing twleve months, that post has been seen enough times through Google searches and the like that it is the #9 most-viewed page on this labyrinthine website. And every single person who has seen it has moved on without having that secret yellow cake mix cookie recipe to put to use.
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Tags: family · food
If you’ve ever spent the Thanksgiving holiday away from family, spent the day travelling, or just plopped yourself down like a slug on the sofa all day, there is something for you to identify with in Ray Davies’ “Thanksgiving Day.”
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Tags: family · music
November 1st, 2008 · 6 Comments
About a week ago, on the Facebook website, someone posted an event entitled “Election Day.” Members were asked to choose whether they were “attending” or not, much like R.S.V.P.’ing for a dinner party. I selected Yes, and added a note: You would have to kill me to keep me from attending. I haven’t always felt this way.
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Tags: family · history · ideas · self