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What is the song or poem weighs up how you feel today??
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I really need to start lightening this mood up when I get back
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When that Man is Dead and Gone
Written by Irvin Berlin1941
Lizzy & the Triggermen
Written by Irvin Berlin1941
Lizzy & the Triggermen
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It Had to be You
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Last night I was singing this song while shoveling snow.
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1957 Ford?
My parents had a 58 Ford. I had already learned something about driving because from an 8-9 year old, I was the person driving the hay truck while Dad and Bro stacked the bales. (We went back to Dad driving later
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For some reason, it was the Dodge pickup that I first drove out on the streets. Had to buy my 58 Volvo to take the driver's test. First Winter up north, it was record snow and cold – some of those still standing. The Volvo was a good choice. The 64 Thunderbird sure wasn't. Nearly stuck on plowed arterials. Out in the sticks, I'd get the 66 Ford pickup stuck and, one time even, the Ford tractor
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Steve
My parents had a 58 Ford. I had already learned something about driving because from an 8-9 year old, I was the person driving the hay truck while Dad and Bro stacked the bales. (We went back to Dad driving later
.)For some reason, it was the Dodge pickup that I first drove out on the streets. Had to buy my 58 Volvo to take the driver's test. First Winter up north, it was record snow and cold – some of those still standing. The Volvo was a good choice. The 64 Thunderbird sure wasn't. Nearly stuck on plowed arterials. Out in the sticks, I'd get the 66 Ford pickup stuck and, one time even, the Ford tractor
! Steve
