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Guest Author: E. A. West and Crash Course
When an author I read regularly (and enjoy) suddenly veers in a new direction and publishes something quite different from what they usually write, it piques my interest. E. A. West has made a name for herself as a prolific … Continue reading
Posted in author's life, authors, Guest author, Patricia Kiyono, research, youth
Tagged Crash Course, E.A. West, High school, motocross, New Adult, teenagers
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A Car Guy is a Necessity
When I was in high school, my dad decided I needed a vehicle. I was shocked. My parents are very practical people. If we didn’t absolutely need it — as in there was no possible way a broken whatever could … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged blown head gasket, break-down, cars, college, High school, rear-ended
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Breaking Bread With the Breakfast Club
This has been designated FREE WEEK at Four Foxes, One Hound, which means that I need to find my own topic to write about. I could write about one of my many hobbies, but since I understand I’m going to … Continue reading
After the Last Class
… of Ninth Grade By Jeff Salter We’re blogging this week about the end of school. No particular year. Well, I remember several. Here’s one you may enjoy. On the final day of 9th grade (my freshman year at Covington … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Friendship, Jeff Salter, Life, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, romance, writing, youth
Tagged after school, boyfriend, final class, girlfriend, High school, Kool-Aid, report card, walk home, young love
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Definitely No Angel in School
By Jeff Salter We’re blogging about school days this week and I couldn’t help remembering that I was there to have a good time. Yeah, I graduated with a B+ average, in about the top 15% of my class, but … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Jeff Salter, Life, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing, youth
Tagged balcony, beer, chaperone, cheerleader, Covington, debate, dramatic, firecrackers, flirt, High school, interpretation, Lafayette, mischief, motel, moxie, one-act play, recruited, speech, speech class, speech convention, USL, waitress
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School Trauma
This is not what you think it’s about. Or maybe it is. My oldest son is going to be 15 tomorrow. FIFTEEN! This is very traumatic for me. Since my birthday boy took the kindergarten “victory lap”, I’ve been spared … Continue reading
School Memories – Nerd vs. Party Girl
Iris suggested a school memory as our topic this week since the kids in her area of the world, which is on the other side of the equator from me, head back to classes from their summer vacation this week. … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Jillian Chantal, Life
Tagged 1920s, Carver's Fall, class, drink, grades, High school, Jillian Chantal, law school, nerd, party, Romance, Sweet Cravings Publishing
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Breaking the Rules
The Shadow Knows … By Jeff Salter Recall early 1968: burning draft cards, taking over college admin buildings, student revolutionary groups using bombs. Now, consider my rather conservative high school: minimal drugs and violence … no ‘demonstrations’ … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Jeff Salter, writing
Tagged High school, senior wills, The Shadow, the Shadow knows, underground newspaper, underground paper
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My Extracurricular Endeavors …
… Possibly Exceeded the ‘Curricular’ Ones By Jeff Salter Somebody may cry ‘foul’ over this, but to explain what EXTRAs I enjoyed outside of the high school CURRICULUM … I’m pulling some tidbits from a previous post. … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Jeff Salter
Tagged Beauty and the Beast, High school, Mimsy Were the Borogroves, performances, plays, The Boyfriend
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To Soothe the Savage Beast
That seems to be my selling point today. Soothing the savage beast. Music is supposed to have that power and I suppose it does for me. Yes, I consider myself a beast. A writing beast, bwahaha! Seriously though, music has … Continue reading