© 2009 by R. T. Hamilton Brown
I guess these are quotes because someone said or wrote them.
I thought they were interesting.
Sobeit.
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I guess these are quotes because someone said or wrote them.
I thought they were interesting.
Sobeit.
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That's Trixie on our Wedding Day.
A truly red letter day. * * * My mother said this, often. circa 1946. "Sonny, you have no sense, no feeling." * * * One of my kids asked a question I didn't haven't have a ready answer for. circa 1984. "Let me think about it." |
A few words of explanation for Withered. It was the summer circa 1975, the family had visited Chicago for the first Star Wars movie and the King Tut exhibit at the Field Museum. We took a walk along the large square-cut rocks along Lake Michigan's shore and spotted this inscription in big bold letters on one of the biggest. Was it a joke or someone's last words to their dumped lover? We thought it should be seen by more people and so it graced a tee shirt worn for many years. What did the viewers who saw us hand in hand think? No one offered condolences. Were we the only ones who cared?
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From a guy I worked with who had been the Navy in WWII. circa 1942.
"All those having two, turn one in. Those having none, draw one."
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VanTrippin was a little frustrated with finding a place to park. circa 2005.
"If there is no place to park, it isnt worth going there."
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"I am Shiva, the god of death." Said Tom Wilkenson in a brilliant performance as Arthur Edens in the excellent movie Michael Clayton.
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