Tag Archives: Mothers

Throw Mama from the Train a Kiss

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Tonette Joyce

Jillian-the-Fox keeps inspiring my posts, (which is strange, because I know she doesn’t like writing prompts), and her post this week about her mother in NYC reminded me of my mother’s New York tales. This one involves my mother and … Continue reading →

Posted in Tonette Joyce | Tagged children, family, grandmothers, immigrants, Italian language, Italy, Mothers, New York City, Pennsylvania, secretaries, Throw Mama from the Train a Kiss, time, trains | 8 Comments

Lite Light Tales

Posted on November 30, 2012 by Tonette Joyce

You asked the wrong family member to discuss strange/exciting/unusual things that have happened at traffic lights. I don’t have much in the way of stories at a light. Now, my brother had more than a few strange occurrences, (mostly involving … Continue reading →

Posted in Life, Tonette Joyce | Tagged ambulance, ambulance drivers, confidence, Liz Taylor, Mothers, Motorcycle officers, traffic lights | 24 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 →