1957 • Part 2 of Cary Grant night. Evidently this film did not have great reviews when it was released. Those reviewers were foolish. It was a cute romp.
Wisdom and whimsy in moderate doses
1957 • Part 2 of Cary Grant night. Evidently this film did not have great reviews when it was released. Those reviewers were foolish. It was a cute romp.
1949 • My mother was in town to visit my sister and her first grandson. Saturday night became movie night. Somehow, I’d seen this film (I love Cary Grant), but my mother hadn’t.
I liked school. This is likely not a surprise. The third grade school was just a couple of blocks from our house. Fourth grade, though, was a little farther away. Walking took about the same time as riding the bus, so on nice, sunny days my neighbor Carrie and I would walk to and/or from… Continue reading Fourth-grade bullies
At Saturday’s auction, in addition to the records, I also ended up with several books. I only wanted a few, but the auctioneer thought I needed them all. There’s a small collection of White House related biographies and autobiographies — Henry Kissinger, John F. Kennedy, Richard Nixon and Harry S Truman. I’m most interested in those… Continue reading Buy the book
On Saturday, I went to an auction and ended up with a 1940 Underwood typewriter and a collection of records. It was an all-or-nothing deal, and only $2 for all. All are singles, most are 45s, and none have covers. The 78s: Harry Adams: “Arkansas Traveler” / “Milk Bucket Boogie” Ben Light and the Steinway:… Continue reading For the record