May 18, 2012
Photo Friday
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May 16, 2012
Aunt Naomi’s Story (Part 25)
Joan Shipman was a breath of fresh air to Oak Grove. She had a time each day that she set aside to just read stories to the students. It was during her year of teaching that Ina Golden and I decided to write (I don’t remember what we wrote) in red nail polish on the [...]
May 14, 2012
The Big Question…….
What was it like when you proposed (or were proposed to)? Where and when did it happen? How did you feel?
May 11, 2012
Photo Friday
Who’s that on the left? UPDATE: I scanned these at the Family Reunion from Aunt Naomi’s scrap book. We were trying to get a lot of scanning done, so the quality of the scan isn’t as high as you can get if you spend more time. Then before putting them on the website I try [...]
May 9, 2012
Aunt Naomi’s Story (Part 24)
I have memories that differ from my older siblings’ memories of my early school years. I remember my first teacher being Rufus Kelsey. Evidently, I started school at age 4 with John as my teacher. I got sick a lot (shortly after that I had my tonsils removed) and had to drop out that year. [...]
May 7, 2012
Things I Remember Fondly… by Aunt Sis (part 4)
Grandma Elizabeth would call Theresa to see how everything was going in the day to day activities for her daughter. There was always a busy agenda. Grandma Elizabeth had a way of seeing need of help and would send help by encouraging one of the granddaughters who were almost Theresa’s age to come and help [...]
















May 18, 2012 at 3:34 pm
Shutterfly has photo books for 50% off. I will be ordering additional copies of my 2011 Heit’s Point book. If you would like a copy, please post a reply to this post by Sunday afternoon May 20th. They will be between $23 and $26 dollars depending on tax and shipping. I will bring them to Heit’s Point if you order one.
May 19, 2012 at 9:32 pm
Dad says there was a chicken house out in the front of the house that the wind blew away. It had a wire floor about 18 inches above the ground that they took out when the chicks were big. They would buy 200 chicks and raise them each year. They would dress them and take them to town and sell them door to door.