LJC’s Stories and Musings
Lewis CampfieldEvents from the past, some flashes from the present. Happenings from my life and times that jumped into my brain. Nothing profound here, just some entertainment, maybe an insight or two. I hope you enjoy the stories. They're true, as I remember them.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 49 | Subscribers | Read | lewcamp35.substack.com |
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Hippie Subculture and the Bottom
I was born in 1948 and was not exposed to any countercultures in high school. When I was a freshman in college in 1966, I witnessed a draft card burning, and the war was becoming a hot topic. I got interested in the anti-war/hippie subcultu...
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First Job
My first boss Fritz was a crusty, cantankerous, opinionated old coot, just waiting to retire. He was angular in appearance and tended to bark when he spoke. But just like in the movies and TV, underneath all his armor was a decent, friendly...
The Great Tomato Throwing Debacle
I was asked if I ever did anything nasty or destructive. The only malicious thing I recall was the time we decided to raid someone’s tomato garden and throw the tomatoes at cars. All went well until one victim slammed on the brakes, jumped ...
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Retiree talking about personal past events. Hopefully some of these events are entertaining. They entertained me at the time. Or maybe entertain is not quite the correct word.
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