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Monthly Archives: November 2011
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Long ago, in a village not very far away, there lived a family who produced a remarkable number of grocers and postmasters. I did not turn out to be one of them. I took after the other side of the … Continue reading
It’s a wrap!
Ok, so I finally got home, the funeral was splendid, with an Apache helicopter flyover to celebrate Duane’s career as a genuine war hero, good times and connections with old friends, one of whom said she was prepared to hold … Continue reading
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The Windy Hills Collection
Coming Soon! By Marideth Sisco CD and book
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Tagged marideth sisco, Ozarks, self publishing, These Ozark Hills
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Going South Once Again, to complete the circle.
Back with the folks at Still Rolling Productions, I took an evening to unwind and watch some vintage films with Jonathan (Blond Ice was a favorite) then got with Tory to download notes, audio and Flipcam footage shot after they … Continue reading
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Boston; Where are you!
I never made it to Boston. Got off at the near edge instead, wobbled my way up an escalator and down another and found friends Janelle and Charlie Shuster, who took me back to their home in Wellesley and fed me soup and … Continue reading
Back to “It’s So Small!”
— the nation’s capitol, that is. Heading into town, we drove right by the Pentagon, caught a glimpse of the 9/11 memorial, whizzed by the back side of the Lincoln and into town, waved at the White House and the … Continue reading
Posted in Going South
Tagged Civil Rights, marideth sisco, research, travel, underground railroad, Washinhton DC
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First impression of DC — It’s so small!
Arrived in Falls Church late in the day and met Judy’s husband, mother and father-in-law at an Olive Garden restaurant for supper. Judy’s mother, Lucille, was a friend and mentor to a trio of too-smart teenagers, including me, as we … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil Rights, family, friends, Kindle, marideth sisco, Robinson Crusoe, travel, Washington DC
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