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The thing you won’t forget!

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Quote by TaliaRussell
When someone corrects me in a way that is not at all offensive or condescending. I always hope I can do the same.


I'll never forget the day I met Ms. Talia Russell. As graceful and classy as she seems.
I will never forget seeing Micky Mantle and Yogi Berra in a ball game against my home team.
I will never forget the kindness and friendship of the people on this site. How so many people from so many different places can come together and
talk and share. It has been a wonderful experience for me. They has seen me in so many different stages of my life. The ups and downs. I have truly become a
better person and learned so many things.
The day I met Eve.
I'll never forget those painful eyes I have seen on the last day of my school ...they hunt me still today.
I'll never forget holding my youngest grandson who was born ten weeks prematurely, weighed 1lb 13oz and had arms and legs small enough to fit through my wedding ring! He's 11 now, just started senior school, a real live wire, who is shooting up in height so he's almost taller than his mother (my daughter)!
Quote by moumita
I'll never forget those painful eyes I have seen on the last day of my school ...they hunt me still today.


Awwwww moumita! I am so sorry for you.
I will never forget the greatness of Jimmy Carter.
The evening before my grandma passed away. It was sad but at least I knew she was in a better place the following morning.
There are so many things that one remembers. Some happy and some sad. I remember my friend, Stephen McPherson, and I hiking out into the Mojave desert away from our small community of Hinkley, California. We were working on earning a merit badge. The hike and then cooking a meal over an open fire were necessary. That was the very first time I ate a T-Bone steak.
Hm. One good, one not.

Not: My boss coming to say Dad was on the phone and wanted me to take the call somewhere private. Mom had died of a heart attack.

Good: Holding my infant son moments after his birth (eighteen years ago this past week).

Halloween looms and my annual story is here. Is it a trick? Or a treat? Let me know.

Grace of Bigelow Street | Stories Space

When I first arrived in Alaska. It is so beautiful, and friendly people. It was a nice change coming from California.
Plus its's cold and tons of snow.


Same thing I wrote there up top. Before my page got deleted.

Still think Alaska ROCKS!

My visit to Iceland.
The smell of creosote bush after a rain in the desert.
My mum! RIL πŸ˜ƒβ€
The love of a mother and father πŸ˜ƒβ€ ..bless
Birthdays and anniversaries πŸ˜‚πŸ˜ƒπŸŽ‚πŸŽπŸŽˆπŸŽ‰πŸ’ž
My Mum's sweet, happy smile and how pleased she always was when we turned up unannounced. πŸ˜‡



"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana

I am loved πŸ˜ƒβ€
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I will never forget the greatness of Jimmy Carter.


I loved the man and his wife too. I could tell they put their faith and love in everything they did.
Quote by etairay

I am loved πŸ˜ƒβ€


That is a great way to feel hon. Good for you!!
I will never forget my Dad. I don't think anyone had a father like I did. He couldn't go outside for 5 minutes without being surrounded by children. When I went home my friends always had to go in to say "Hello" to my father (my Mama too).
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Wow, after basically turning their backs on the music industry in 1992, including deleting their back catalogue, The KLF (Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty, aka King Boy D and Rockman Rock) returned on New Year's Eve, posting several of their old videos to YouTube and releasing a greatest hits EP to streaming.


Something I will never forget is, that some years after buying this print from Athena, I discovered that it was by Jimmy Cauty of The KLF!



"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana

My grandfather, who never ask for a thing. He taught himself the violin. He read the Bible from beginning to end several times. He was my mentor.
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Cool. Did not know he was also an artist. I remember seeing that one in shops. Very nice.

My earliest memory: Having kittens in the basement when I was 4. My uncle, who lived with us until he got married, had brought home a stray and she turned out to be pregnant. We kept one for ourselves and gave up the mother and the rest for adoption. Miss Purr, the one we kept, lived until I got my Master's, basically 20 years.

Halloween looms and my annual story is here. Is it a trick? Or a treat? Let me know.

Grace of Bigelow Street | Stories Space

My mum's anniversary heart ..it will be three years next month ..and the heart cries in silence, away from love ones, unnoticed

Promises