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The Moment I Realized…
Adults Don’t See the Same Things Children Do In the mid-50’s we had a 1951 Chevy. These days I’m not sure which model it was (it looked like the picture above), but we had it from 1955-1960. Then something went … Continue reading
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Tagged cars, childhood memories, family, perception, relationships
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DNA: Family History
Meeting our Grandparents My sister Anne has decided to have her DNA tested through Ancestry. Because she and I only share our mother, her results will only be useful to her family tree research. So, will I ‘bite the bullet’ … Continue reading
The Old Folks at Home?
Sitting on the Porch in Rocking Chairs The Carol Burnett Show used to feature a skit of a couple of seniors discussing their lives. The payoff was almost always the same: he’d make a gentle pass at her and she … Continue reading
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Tagged family, humour, movies, relationships, social systems, society, television, writing
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The Fruit Doesn’t Fall Far…
Amy, Suzann and Rosanna 1984 Brigitte 2017
Finding Father: Hook versus Peter Pan
Finding Neverland J.M. Barrie wrote the original story of Peter Pan, as a play and then a book. The film Finding Neverland explores how this came about. According to Wikipedia: the story focuses on Scottish writer J. M. Barrie, his … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood, childhood memories, father, fatherhood, movies
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