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Posted by PaulW_NJ on February 24, 2007 at 21:38:11 from (70.111.113.100):
In Reply to: mid am signs posted by j meyer on February 24, 2007 at 21:29:12:
Seems like stormy nights are good times to look back. I have so many memories of things as a kid that just don"t exist anymore. I try to share them with my own kids, but they don"t know what I"m talking about. I remember when my grandfather first built a house in the country the well wasn"t drilled till a couple years later. The job for us kids was to have to walk a mile to a neighbor farm to fill up water buckets. Boy did that water taste good when they finally drilled it. Even then we had to go outside and pump it.
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