Growing Up Southern
Steve CheneyBeen a Southerner all my life, need this for my grandkids - it ain't all my fault, goes back WAY further than that!
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What, Me Worry?
This time I have a valid excuse for not posting – I was in Ireland! Fulfilled a lifelong desire, as I am an eighth Irish from my mother who often reminded me of my Irish roots – “We come from a bunch of poor dirt farmers!” The trip was marv...
A World FULL of Good People!
This entire roadtrip I was blessed with many instances of kindness from complete strangers. The couple who picked up me and five other hitchhikers the day of the Israeli massacre is a remarkable example, but by no means exceptional or even ...
Munich 1972
We left the story at JFK as I embarked on the non-hitchhiker portion of this roadtrip. I loved flying and slept not at all, drinking in every second. The one stop in Reykjavik – we were required to visit the duty-free shop – was immaterial ...
I Was in Munich in 1972!
Those turbulent years! I was so close to some of the most world-changing events – and yet in other ways no closer than if I’d been sitting next in my parent’s house in Atlanta, thousands of miles away. Early on it became quite apparent Stev...
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Retired HS mathematics teacher who loved teaching for 36 years. Born and raised in Atlanta, GA, but has been living in Richmond, VA for 33 years.
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