The first fast food restaurant that I remember was Carrol’s. They featured a 15 cent hamburger called the club burger. I don’t remember them having a drive thru window, but… Read more »
It’s 8 o’clock on Sunday, February 9, 1964 and I’m getting ready to sit down with my family to watch the Ed Sullivan Show. I didn’t know it at the… Read more »
Well, we had that, thanks in part to Norman. I had mastered trips to Tybee Island on my own, along with my three sons sleeping in the 65 Chevelle…. Read more »
With everything going on lately, I’ve found that my mental health has taken a rapid decline. I tend to hold in what I am feeling and stress a lot… Read more »
Hello there! I’ve missed you! Hopefully, it won’t be too long before we get to be as active as we’d like to be. One thing is certain, the Coronavirus and… Read more »
It’s amazing how a little time can change a person’s perspective. I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately, after seeing family pictures in a different light. When I was… Read more »
I can’t go to the library yet, but fortunately I have a big collection of books to read. Now I mark the inside with the date I re-read it so… Read more »
I’ve never considered myself to be a sports enthusiast. I’ve always dutifully cheered for the family team – Go Broncos! – but my enthusiasm has rarely advanced past that.My dad… Read more »
Most everyone who has spent much time outdoors has collected cockleburs and beggar lice on their clothing and socks. At the end of a day of bird or rabbit… Read more »
“(Not) very different than what happened all across this country all summer long in Democratic-ran cities, and nobody had a problem with that.” ~ John Catanzara, President: Chicago’s Fraternal Order… Read more »