Jumping the Moon Dairy - the next chapter
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CntryBoy777
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We had the little Golden book of the story. I remember it as early as 4 that would've been in '62....
misfitmorgan
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We had little golden books too.
My favorites were "Three Little Kittens" and "Four Puppies", those were the 2 my Grandma always read us before bedtime when we stayed at her house...even when we were plenty old enough to read them ourselves. I used to have those actual books she read me but i lost them some place in all my many moves.
My favorites were "Three Little Kittens" and "Four Puppies", those were the 2 my Grandma always read us before bedtime when we stayed at her house...even when we were plenty old enough to read them ourselves. I used to have those actual books she read me but i lost them some place in all my many moves.
Bruce
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No need to buy it unless you have a desire to read it repeatedly. You can read it online for free
greybeard
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I remember those books from back in the day too. There were lots of them.
I remember the Dick, Spot and Jane books too and wondered at the time why no one made one more fitting to the times.
I remember the Dick, Spot and Jane books too and wondered at the time why no one made one more fitting to the times.
Bruce
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Now THERE is a cheerful children's story!
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babsbag
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Emergency preparedness at its best.
@Bruce, I looked online and did not see it anywhere but the eBay bid is a whole $2.00 including shipping so it won't break me either way.
We had a bunch of little Golden books in the house,( I do remember "The 3 Little Kittens) and the Dick and Jane books. I remember learning to read those books when I was about 5 but I probably had it memorized more than actually reading it. I know I had Dr. Seuss's "Hop on Pop" book memorized. I most likely read the Little Red Hen to my kids too and just don't remember it, my Mom bought them a set of about 50 books when they were small. We did a lot of reading.
@Bruce, I looked online and did not see it anywhere but the eBay bid is a whole $2.00 including shipping so it won't break me either way.
We had a bunch of little Golden books in the house,( I do remember "The 3 Little Kittens) and the Dick and Jane books. I remember learning to read those books when I was about 5 but I probably had it memorized more than actually reading it. I know I had Dr. Seuss's "Hop on Pop" book memorized. I most likely read the Little Red Hen to my kids too and just don't remember it, my Mom bought them a set of about 50 books when they were small. We did a lot of reading.
greybeard
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It was a cheerful era Bruce. WW2 and Korea were over and the economy was booming. (so were the sonic booms and Khrushchev's shoe banging)
What could possibly go wrong?
Bruce
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Yeah, you are right not much could go wrongIt was a cheerful era Bruce. WW2 and Korea were over and the economy was booming. (so were the sonic booms and Khrushchev's shoe banging)
What could possibly go wrong?
I remember the "duck and cover" drills at school. Too young at the time to understand what a farce that was. If a nuke is coming your way you just kiss your a$$ goodby.
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babsbag
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I don't want to be here after the nuke anyways.
