tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-111021612011-04-21T23:18:56.269-05:00Nights when I can't sleep I fill this real nice brass spitune my niece gave me for Christmas up with well water, and just stare into it. You stare long and hard enough pretty soon one can start seeing visions, bright colorful visions, . . visions from the past.Dr. Boogiehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00424241954910470451noreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-11102161.post-1112391512374547782005-04-01T23:38:00.000-06:002005-04-02T13:43:52.256-06:00

One Tough ChairIt was Saturday December 21, 1977 and I was moving into my very first solo apartment from my first shared apartment which had crashed and burned after 6 months. Twenty years old, I was working for my Uncle Pete the Factory Furniture rep and distributor. His step-dad, John Lane, Jr. and mother lived on Cedar Lane Farm just outside Kaufman, TX. I had bartered a deal where I got to

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It was December 21, 1976 and I was heading back to Virginia for Christmas with me mom, family, and friends after having moved to Texas in March. My Uncle Pete was the Factory Rep in Texas for a major furniture manufacturer from my hometown. He had hired a girl from Martinsville to work for his Houston organization. It turned out really bad for the girl who in less than a week of moving there was

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It was the Summer of Love. The world was still perfect then. The Beatles were still together making great music. Long days snorkling around at the rec center pool while listening to Simple Simon Says by the 1910 Fruitgum Company, Tommy Roe's Dizzy, and who could forget the Lemon Pipers “Yummy, Yummy, Yummy.” Warm summer days that were never too hot. Gentle thunderstorms that rolled down the

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