Lots of Stories to Tell
Greg BullaLooking back at simpler times and the memories we made
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Long Summer Days: No Screens, No schedules
And no place to be but where we were at!
Being a kid in the late 70’s and early 80’s was so much about just being in the moment. Summer vacation seemed to take forever to get here, especially in the later elementary school grades.
No scre...
When Our Neighborhoods Were Our Playgrounds
I remember those days so well.
We didn’t just play in our own yards . . . or even just our yards and the next-door neighbor’s yard.
In the late 1970’s, in my little North Carolina neighborhood, you’d find us kids anywhere up and down the...
When the Ice Cream Truck Was the Highlight of Summer
Imagine the ice cream truck in the picture above, but surrounded by kids waving dollar bills.
Reminds me of the daily summertime afternoon ritual of waiting for the ice cream truck to come through the neighborhood.
We knew about what time...
The Childhood Joys of Saturday Mornings and Cereal Boxes
You might be asking yourself, “How could a cereal box be a source of joy on childhood Saturday mornings?”
Well, it wasn’t just the cereal box itself. It was . . . the moment.
Sittin’ there at the kitchen table, a bowl of your favorite ce...
Riding bicycles until sunset
That ain’t no lie.
You bet you better be home when the street lights came on.
Now, during the school year, after school, you had until dinner time. But those weekends, especially those summertime weekends . . . you ate up that bowl of cer...
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