Early 60s with Bobby Vee

My Uncle Robert was off to Nam
My uncle Richard, off to college
My Uncle Ronnie, on the HS wrestling team

My aunt Tish, vying for Miss Colorado
My aunts Judy and Lorraine, in California at U. of San Diego.

My Uncle Johnnie, living at home, a year older than me

Aunt Louise married and living on the farm
Mom, so young and beautiful, at home raising me.

My grandmother, my idol, and raising my uncle Johnny



Today, my mom is gone
My aunt Louise lives alone.
Judy, successful in LaJolla
Tish, successful in San Diegp
Lorraine, successful in Palm Springs
Uncle Richard, a retired teacher in Greeley
My uncle Ronnie, dying of cancer
My uncle John, successful businessman in Denver

They were the best I could have ever grown up with
even though my Uncle Robert has disowned me.

There was nothing like those great years.

my dog is sleeping soundly. She is laying on the floor and somehow, she is vibrating the window with each breath. She isnt anywhere near the window! Its amusing me...and actually, soothing me...

A few years ago, I was given a CD by the Indigo Girls
for my birthday and I've nearly worn it out,
but here's a few of their songs that I totally adore!







*Sweet Dreams*

:moonstars:

One of my all time faves
 

Wish I was an english muffin....bout to make the most of a toaster

Norman Palm :: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
 

See Sweet? Canned Heat!
 

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still in the 70's...it was a great decade for music
 

Bring it on home
 

Anita O'Day
Harry James
Lionel Hampton
Claude Thornhill
Ella's 5 O'clock Whistle