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Sally's Stories Continue By Sharon Brown on June 29, 2011 Most of you have met Sally Ramsdell, Sunfarm. Here are more of her memories, insights and wisdom. |
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Sally's Prom Dress By Sharon Brown on June 22, 2011 Not very many girls keep their prom dresses for 50 years, but some of us do. Mine is still wrapped in tissue paper in my cedar chest, but Sally...oh just wait till you hear what she did with hers. |
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Aunt Bett, Granny Ninna and Pickin' Blackberries By Sharon Brown on February 13, 2011 Grab your long pants, your long sleeved shirt, your old sunbonnet and your biggest old lard can. We're going blackberry pickin'! |
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The Pie Safe By Sharon Brown on August 19, 2010 It was almost as old as the mountains it came from, but that pie safe held much more than pies. It held all the dreams of a little girl, and it held all the scents of her childhood. |
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Going Home By Sharon Brown on June 17, 2010 They say you can't go home, but you can, and I did. |
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Kentucky Memories #1: Uncle Will's Soul By Sharon Brown on May 4, 2010 I was just a little girl in the late '40s and I'd never ever seen anyone who was no longer living. I know now that a child's perceptions of life and death are not those of adults, but I didn't know that then. |
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Writings from Kentucky: Growing up in Blackey by 2dCousinDave By Sharon Brown on April 8, 2010 The terrain and the people of Kentucky are so varied, those of us who grew up here never have the same stories to tell. Wonder of wonders, though, I recently met a gentleman who grew up only a handful of miles from where I was born. We were probably there at the same time, walking those same dusty roads, and climbing the very same mountains. Here's a story from our All Across Kentucky Cubit, written by my friend Dave. Please leave a comment for him on the threads that follow, and you are welcome to visit our Cubit. |
