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Thought Shortcut – A Picture A Thousand Words!
A picture says a thousand words. Here’s two thousand words. The End. There are some photographs that are too precious not to share. Just to remember sons back then, now all grown up with grown up kids, is a treat. The End Again! … Continue reading
Quote of the Week
Inspired by Silver Threading event “Writers Quote Wednesday” http://silverthreading.com/ I love this Dr. Seuss quote. It helps me write just like that from left right brain, from sad tragedy to happy elation. That’s all the think ups you need to write!
Audrey Loves NYC Even More
Here’s a few more of Audrey’s comments about NYC. Yes, she loves it even more! Every day she has dance classes that start about 8:30 AM and go until 4 or 5:30 PM, depending on the day. She dances six hours everyday except … Continue reading
Author K.S.Robinson’s Inspiration for A Mermaid’s Tale
It’s not in every child’s life to have a family vacation house on Whidbey Island’s Mutiny Bay with a spectacular view of Puget Sound. I know two girls, Brittany and Laurie Robinson, who have just that. When they were young, … Continue reading
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Tagged A Mermaid's Tale, Author K.S.Robinson, Inspiration team, Langely Whale Center, Mutiny Bay, Natural history of orcsas, No Lunch Money second book, orca in captivity, orca Lolita, Orca Network, orca Onyx, Puget Sound, the beach, the beach house, Whidbey Island
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Happily Ever After – Chapter 4 – It Was the Times
I thought a lot about what Dad told me, how Mr. Kimball was so kind to help me get the woodshed clinic started, and I thought about how Mr. Bailey helped too, giving me the two quarters to buy a … Continue reading
Posted in Happily Ever After, Happily Ever After - Back to the Beginning, My Blog, My Book, My Books, My Entries
Tagged 1904, 1945, Chrissy's Clinic, German Books, Grandpa Heim, hard times, Jewish, painful memories, sad times, smiles and chocolate chip cookies, St. Louis World's Fair 1904, Start-up help, The Times, Trumpeter, world known Grandpa
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Audrey – NYC Fun
Audrey and friends at the NYC Ballet and Times Square.
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Tagged Audrey and friends, NYC Ballet, NYC Ballet Matinee, NYC Fun, NYC Fun Photos, NYC Night Time, NYC Times Square
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Audrey Loves NYC
Audrey’s been in NYC a few weeks now attending the Joffrey Ballet Trainee Program, and she loves NYC. After a hard days work dancing, she and her new trainee friends head for the city. Comments: “Always a new adventure in the … Continue reading
Happily Ever After – Chapter 1 – 1945
In 1945, the population of Lovell, Maine was around 650. In this small lumber town, the people were busy, preoccupied with hard work to pick up their livelihood after WWII ended. The kids went to school, had down-home fun and outdoor adventures all … Continue reading
Happily Ever After – Chapter 3 – The Woodshed Clinic
George Bailey lived on Church Street. We lived there too next to the red brick Congregational Church and he lived across from it. Marlene remembered him because he rang our front doorbell every morning to wake Dad up. They both worked … Continue reading
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Tagged general store, kind Mr. Kimball, penny candy, Sears Roebuck catalog, secret, sick and hurt animals, strange man Mr. Bailey, three battery flashlight, two quarters, woodshed clinic
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Happily Ever After – Chapter 2 – Bambi at the Mayfair Theatre
The block-buster Disney movie Bambi was playing at the Mayfair Theatre in Bridgton, Maine about fifteen miles from Lovell. Its premier came out in 1942, and it took three years to get to the Mayfair. Dad promised we could see … Continue reading
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Tagged Bambi movie, bandages, Bridgton, dark, Doc Randall, go and stop game, Love is a Song, Lucy and Lance, Maine, Mayfair Theatre, memories, path to follow, reserved seats, scary forest, the fall, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
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Before Sundown 