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Fishing off the Coast of Turkey
It was late in the summer of 1959, and I was in the US Navy serving aboard the USS Maury AGS-16. The ship, built in the 1940’s as an armed troop…
Feb 15
A summer in Europe
It was the summer of 1966.
Feb 15
Remembering a Friend
Dick Doble and I grew up together and joined the Navy a week after graduating from Milo High School in 1957.
Feb 15
January 2025
Goodbye, Paul
We said goodbye to Paul January 5, 2025.
Jan 13
August 2024
The 1993 Iron Bowl
I was working on a bookstore at Auburn University, Alabama, in 1993 when I got an invitation to work on a new bookstore design for the University of…
Aug 19, 2024
1959 Phone Call
For me, 1959 was a pivotal year and one filled with memorable events.
Aug 4, 2024
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College Bookstore Designs
Once I recall a bit more background, I’ll add it.
Aug 2, 2024
Paul v Jeep
I’ll begin by stating that when it came to the business of growing up, I might have been just a little slow. For some unexplained reason, I remained…
Aug 1, 2024
Cups and Saucers
Anyone earning over $5,000 a year was considered well off. Gasoline was just under 25 cents per gallon. Dwight D. Eisenhower was in the middle of his…
Aug 1, 2024
Our arrival at Pearl Harbor aboard the USS Maury AGS
It was a mid-February morning in 1960, and our arrival at Pearl Harbor aboard the USS Maury AGS-16 was planned, as it was for all first-time port…
Aug 1, 2024
Armed Forces Day Memories
The day was November 11, 1958, and the place was New York City. I had arrived in the city from Maine after completing a 21 day leave following the…
Aug 1, 2024
The Modern Kitchen - Part 2
Dr. Lillian Gilbreth (1878 - 1972) and her husband Frank were pioneers in the early 20th Century of what became known as time and motion studies.
Aug 1, 2024
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