Discovering Anomalies
I don’t remember how old I was, but I don’t think I was more than five. It is the first Christmas that is in my memory. We always talked of Santa and slay bells and honestly I can recall the believing that I could hear them far away up in Continue reading “So This is Christmas”
On a farther side of the war conflict in 1960s, were the families of children who had been born with disabilities. It was standard practice to advise parents to institutionalize their children born with abnormalities from birth. Continue reading “Within A Nation Torn – Part Three”
I just want to research, write about what I find and blog my story. This though, is being overshadowed by having to be constantly vigilant to securing my website presence. Most of my time has been distracted by the need to research solutions to implement, so as, to keep out bad bots. Continue reading “The Unwanted Visitor”
In doing the research for the blog post, “Within A Nation Torn“, I found a few stories I thought were interesting.
In the United States during the ten year span of the 60s, a culture shift with many changes emerged that was vast in dynamics; one that had never been seen before, or since. However, one seed for that change had been planted in the proceeding generation. Continue reading “Change It’s What’s for Dinner”