Tag Archives: grandmother

Mayday! Roger That.

Posted on August 24, 2012 by Tonette Joyce

My car story is from long ago, but burned into my memory. My sister had a long-time friend who had moved overseas for a short time with her family, then returned to the States. She did not come back to … Continue reading →

Posted in Tonette Joyce | Tagged boyfriend, car, car door, classic car, double bed, farm, fog, friend, grandmother, guest room, mountains, Pennsylvania, Studebaker, sweet-young-thing, trip | 6 Comments

Missed 32 of Third Grade’s Final 70 Days

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Jeff Salter

… Though Not All in the Hospital By Jeff Salter When asked my most unusual hospital experience, I didn’t have many to choose from. Other than my brief stay after a 1953 tonsillectomy, this experience – of … Continue reading →

Posted in childhood, Jeff Salter, Life, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing | Tagged 1959, boredom, doctor, grandmother, hepatitis, hospital, IV drip, jaundice, medicine, pastor, purgatory, school, teacher, visitor, visitors, yellow jaundice | 10 Comments

Mother’s Day

Posted on May 10, 2012 by Jeff Salter

Where Would We Be Without Moms? By Jeff Salter Well, the obvious answer is: without moms … we wouldn’t even exist! Yeah, not only did they give us birth, but – in most cases – moms … Continue reading →