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These stories are snapshots of things I recall from my younger years, and a few things that I39;ve written since, that I hope will be of interest to my grandchildren and others who care to read it.CONTENT
This web page frommymemoriesofmypast.blogspot.com states the following, "These stories are snapshots of things I recall from my younger years, and a few things that Ive written since, that I hope will be of interest to my grandchildren and others who care to read it." We saw that the webpage said " Wednesday, August 13, 2014." It also said " Mr and Mrs Ted our Teddy bears and Raggedy Anne gave us good advice, the children listened and cautioned us, but Dudley and I didnt listen and that is why we were always in trouble."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008. Over the weekend, we created the concoction passed down from generations. As far as I can tell, it goes back to my great-grandfather. Our fridge is stocked with about 8 bottles to enjoy but mainly to share with friends before we scoot out of town for the holidays. My dad learned to make it as a boy with his father and for a long time used the same red bowl. But along came the Kitchen Aid invention which Mom gladly shared with him for his annual brew making fest.