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This is well written, easy and heartwarming to read. In any event, in one story after another--all told in his unique, gentle manner--the author holds us spellbound as he reveals how he came of age, growing up particularly fast on an unaccompanied bus trip to Brookhaven. In this book, the author brings us a collection of people and experiences from what he characterizes as a rather ordinary life but which many others have found to be one that is often entertaining and, sometime, downright memorable. In a style that is often reminiscent of good times around the campfire, we are introduced to his remarkable family and treated to the uncommon enjoyment they experience together and find in one another. We are privileged to be cut in on his old fashioned sense of family, respect, love of family and country as well as his unusual capacity to observe and to interact with the world around him sensing the nuances of both mood and moment. These stories are easy, almost fun, to read. All are brief. All can be read in ten minutes time. All are true. Many touch on people, places or simple moments you will recognize. None are exaggerated, embellished or otherwise improved. Few can be read without their stirring in readers warm memories of good things and good times

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