Lots of Stories to Tell
Greg BullaLooking back at simpler times and the memories we made
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Now playing . . . on one screen
There was a time when the decision to go see a movie and what movie to see was easy and didn’t take long. Why?
The theater only had one screen . . . and one movie. So, if you did want to go see a movie, you had the choice of what was playi...
The Joy of Reading Comic Books as a Kid
As a kid, not too many things matched the fun of reading comic books. Back then . . . and I’m talking late 1970’s into the early 80’s . . . you could find plenty of comics in the magazine stands at the grocery store, drugstore, whatever. I...
Elementary school lunchtime sweets
Hit the pause button on the healthy school lunch treats . . . just for this week. The sweet tooth in me has me looking back at some of the best treats to find in my lunchbox in those elementary years.
Although I’ve never been over the top...
Don't forget your No. 2 pencils
Go to bed early the night before. Get a good breakfast.
And don’t forget to bring No. 2 pencils!
From as early as second grade, I remember getting this advice from teachers at least once a school year. Bring plenty of No. 2 pencils and ha...
When Birthday Parties were Homemade
Before having your birthday party at McDonald’s became a big thing. Long before renting an hour at a building full of inflatables . . .
We had good ol’ homemade birthday parties.
These are the birthday parties where your mom would send i...
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Author, lover of nostalgia and looking back at a simpler time in life
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