49 Comments Posted by pat

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I agree, I am so glad you are back. Everytime I go home to Germany I think of you and wonder if you are in the same country or even the same continuent. Ha!
Ephemera: Resurrection
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My Uncle used an Iron Lung for over 40 years, he just past in May 2012. My cousin's has his iron lung and is looking for someone that is still using one. So if anyone is looking for a back up iron lung please let me know.
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It is just weird to see the building like this. The Citizens Voice used to have their business out of there, believe it was their office staff. When I delivered Newspapers, the Old way, I used to have to go down there with my mom to pay them every week. That was 1979, The lobby was beautiful, wish I was more into history then, woul dhave like to look around there more.
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House broken into after visiting the hospital. Any clues on how and why this happened?
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I would love to have my Great Grandmothers records.It would answer so many questions we have about what really happened to her and what her issues were.We lose her about 1884, she died in 1924. She was at the Taunton Lunatic Asylum and I would hope some records are still there,but I have no idea how to get them.
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Aren't ther doors beautiful.
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I am so glad they are goning to restore it and reuse it. There is so much history there.
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Oh what I would do for some german spatlese , auslese, or eiswein. That is some good stuff. Of course growing up with it makes me partial to it. The only american wein I drank growing up was discontinued by the time I moved statteside.
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Reminds me of the train stations in Europe. I used to take the train to school and work through several different ones and it brings back memories of Frankfurt, Stuttgart and Nuernberg train stations.
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This is to beautiful to let rot or a crime to tear down. I hope they save it.
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People were bussed out of state after Katrina and some people never had the money to go back or are in better situations where they are now and don't want to go back. It is hard to imagine but that is why so many people have left their belongings there to rot. It is so sad really. It makes people sit up and think about where they live now and what could happen to their home (or at least I hope it does).. The government helped more in LA than they have in many other states so they were lucky to get the help that they did from the government.
Ephemera: Desire
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I grew up with radiators and I really miss them. I wish I had them in my house. I have wonderful memories of putting our clothes on them in the winter and putting them on all nice and warm. We had beautiful ceramanic bottles hanging on them to keep the air from getting dry. The North still has houses with radiators but not here in the South it seems. Oh those wonderful days in Europe.........
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Such a waste to see stuff just rotting away............
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NO ITS NOT BLOOD IT IS PAINT
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I USE TO HANG OUT THER MANY YEARS AGO