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Category Archives: Personal History
Dreaming in my bare nakeds
I wanted to make some excuse to leave so I could go find my clothes, but never could figure out how to do so gracefully. Continue reading
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(A time-delayed) Friday Five
My people have been in America for a long time, as immigrants go. Continue reading
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Moving right along
M poked around some of the playground and got in one of the play automobiles for a ride, with Daddy pushing. Continue reading
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Amusement == an articulate teenage girl in the house
I was treated to a highly entertaining rant on the nugacity of the “commentary” she was supposed to provide. Continue reading
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À la recherche du BBS perdu
I spent eight years in BBS-land, and formed some friendships and found some loves there who continue in my life to this day. Continue reading
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A big, tedious, but way useful genealogy project
So far I’ve managed fifty pages of the book, which boils down to about twenty pages of Word document. Continue reading
Notes of an unusual day
Illegible, my Aunt Fanny; whoever did the captions wasn’t educated enough to know a standard nineteenth-century abbreviation when he saw it. Continue reading
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Everyone else gets ready to go
I wouldn’t mind going to her reunion, because her class has far cooler and more interesting people than mine did. Continue reading
At home unexpectedly
I put her down for a nap, which she took to without a whimper—a clear sign she’s not feeling good. Continue reading
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Thoughts upon a tombstone photo
Despite everything, he lived to the remarkable age of 86, dying on the eighteenth anniversary of his wife’s death. Continue reading