Redbert31
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That one looks angry (lol) [emoji16]
A family of owls has taken over the local Loews. Couldn't get the others to look at me.
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They must have been living a life of luxury having water right outside their front door.
THE PILGRIM
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Impressive how the potties impart a sense of time and space
I remember as a kid trying to sneak away when the old fizzarts broke out the home movies.
How I would like to hear the clickety whirr of an old Bell & Howell once again.
Shirley Basin - South central Wyoming in March. Ya don’t want your car breakin’ down out there.
This lure started the day as new, and ended the day like this:
Caught over 30 black bass, 3 were 5lbs, and one was 8lbs (probably more like 7, but this is a fishing story)
Can you believe I did not have my camera or a scale, but it was the best fishing day of my life
Caught over 30 black bass, 3 were 5lbs, and one was 8lbs (probably more like 7, but this is a fishing story)
Can you believe I did not have my camera or a scale, but it was the best fishing day of my life
Old TexMex
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Old TexMex
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Sounds like a GREAT day...That looks like a good rod for speckled trout.This lure started the day as new, and ended the day like this:
Caught over 30 black bass, 3 were 5lbs, and one was 8lbs (probably more like 7, but this is a fishing story)
Can you believe I did not have my camera or a scale, but it was the best fishing day of my life
bigwheelzip
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WWII, On The Home Front
Found these war bond certificates purchased by my late father-in-law during a bond drive at the Brooklyn Navy yard, rolled up among his things. One was signed by eight Congressional Medal Of Honor recipients, the other signed by fifteen Purple Heart awardees.
He'd also saved these Ration Books.
Found these war bond certificates purchased by my late father-in-law during a bond drive at the Brooklyn Navy yard, rolled up among his things. One was signed by eight Congressional Medal Of Honor recipients, the other signed by fifteen Purple Heart awardees.
He'd also saved these Ration Books.
Redbert31
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My grandma saved ration books too. Her grocer would give her his butter and sugar stamps and she'd bake cookies that he'd sell at the store. There was a lot of that kind of barter she used to tell me of the war times. In the 60's we found a sealed tin of her cookies in the upper kitchen closet and against all advice I tasted a corner of one of them. It was still delicious after almost 20 years!
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bigwheelzip
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New Start In America
Found this immigration inspection of my husband's grandfather, traveling aboard the Zeeland out of Antwerp in 1913. He went on to become an electrician, building warships at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The photo with his younger sister and brother is the oldest photo of them we have.
He is the tallest in the back row in the 1924 Jr. HS class photo.
Here he is again, toward the end of his life, with his son and his son's son, my husband.
Found this immigration inspection of my husband's grandfather, traveling aboard the Zeeland out of Antwerp in 1913. He went on to become an electrician, building warships at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The photo with his younger sister and brother is the oldest photo of them we have.
He is the tallest in the back row in the 1924 Jr. HS class photo.
Here he is again, toward the end of his life, with his son and his son's son, my husband.
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