Dead Ted’s
For a very modest price Ted dispensed Courage, Intelligence and Love; Ted was a veritable Wizard of Oz.
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For a very modest price Ted dispensed Courage, Intelligence and Love; Ted was a veritable Wizard of Oz.
Click on the star for a link to “Dead Ted’s Bar”.
My pre-pubescent friends and I were fortunate, but not one of us had the sense of a gnat.
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“The Doors’ mildly profane and drug-tinged lyrics would rattle out of the tinny speaker over and over, until Dad stomped on the floor and told me to “Go To Bed!”
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The young man with his hands on his hips in this photo built a Time Machine in about 1968.
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Mom gave us a stern warning to sit down in the bed of the truck and not move around, and off we went.
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My first ride on a train was in an empty boxcar of a grain freighter.
It was a disaster.
Arcola’s Fuller Brush Man was a charismatic character, he reminded me of Guy Smiley, from the Muppets.
“After the concert, Santa Claus may, or may not, make an appearance. If he does, he often smells like whiskey.”
Guernsey trundled to her stall and put her face in the hay without so much as a “Thank You”.
Windmills are a symbol of resilience, of our ability to endure in a harsh land.