I found this in an old greeting card box that also contained pictures and memorabilia from my Grandma Green. I imagine it was from one of her children. Perhaps my mom.
Happy Mother’s Day
Tell if it's true if you
Love me or you.
Now if it's true what I heard
If you are now to be
The nicest Mother in
The whole wide world
Dean and I got married at a small church outside Elgin. Then we had a picnic reception in my parents’ back yard. Here are some of the preparations. This must have been the day before the wedding.
Dean’s friend mowingMom’s friends making foodDean’s friend and family friend helping outMom and friends helping with foodDean and my brotherMom’s friends making foodFamily friends washing the drivewayTables More tables
I student taught in London the spring term of 1979. I can’t say that I learned much about teaching during those few months, but I sure had a blast in London.
One night a bunch of us, mostly — perhaps all — American students, went to Theatre Royal Drury Lane to see the musical A Chorus Line. I loved the musical (and still have the LP I bought after getting back to the States). Music from that show brings back such vivid memories of sights and sounds and even smells of my time in London. On the way back from the show we danced, linked arms and kicking, chorus-line-style through the streets of London, down the steps of the Underground, and back to Southlands College.
Good memories. I don’t need to keep this. Is there a market for vintage playbills?