The white tail deer pelt was there in Miss June's shop. Her son-in-law said all the money for the pelt would go to Miss June. The pelt has the mark where the bullet entered its side. The meat was eaten. It was shot for the food, not for the pelt or the lamp stand. The handiwork needed buyers.
Addition: This is not fiction. This is an account of a truly vibrant woman, well educated, successful at work a number of years - who happened to have married a cad. Over the course of several years, she begged for the marriage to... anything. She was not delusional or illusional or anything - she told … Continue reading Loose Thoughts Series: Her behaviors? I would call them exemplary.
Anne could hardly comprehend it. But great aunt Ethel with all her faults would have said, "it", Whatever was wrong with Sam, has a name. I got wrangled into Sam's behaviors in 1975 to the extent I swore out papers for his committal, and got stuck with the $100 fee with the county which turned … Continue reading Loose Thoughts Series: I was stunned, he was dyslexic and severely traumatized from it.
Wonderful history to be found online via fun websites, newspapers, historical photographs and homespun memories. Homespun by my Dai for this memory to honor the Queen. In 1959, Dai was in the Stoney Creek Cubs and his group were part of the honor guard when Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visited Stoney Creek Battlefield … Continue reading One stop for the Queen in her 1959 visit to Canada – The Stoney Creek Battlefield Monument
For 20 years, we watched the "sugar" being shared like it was a good thing. I remember one Christmas and Dai said, if they have sugar for breakfast again, I will not spend the day with them. But he did not get his wish and would not leave me alone with psychotic rams.
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