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Gearing Up For a Landing
I had never flown, but my aunt was determined to retire to Phoenix, even though she had never been there. Friends of hers had retired to there, and she had that bee in her bonnet. My sister also had a … Continue reading
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Tagged airlines, airplane, anniversary, Arizona, aunt, aunts, bee in bonnet, boyfriend, cockpit, crash, daughters, DC, Dulles, emergency door, February, flight attendent, friend, gate, Idaho, indicator light, judgment call, landing, landing gear, made-for-TV movie, mother, neices, officer, Phoenix, remarriage, retire, Scottsdale, shuttle, sister, stewardess, swamp, tourist, widow
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Unseasonal Poem
Makes the Step By Jeff Salter Our assignment for this week was vague enough – and last week I had my say about Halloween – that I decided to break ranks … and break the season as … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Jeff Salter, Life, poetry, writing
Tagged daughters, diving, fathers, high diving board, parents, poems, promises, swimming
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Four Foxes, One Hound 