Posted by Walt davies on March 24, 2008 at 10:30:14 from (75.106.197.141):
In Reply to: The Good Old Days. posted by Walt davies on March 24, 2008 at 08:16:54:
Yep! the neighbor kid came home and killed the whole family and threw them all down the well. Left that old house empty for years after that. One neighbor hung himself in the attic after the crash of 29 no one lived in that big old house 50 or more years. Great Old days were not a lot different than now remember the kid in the midwest who went on a killing spree. Went to school in the dark morning and got home after dark just in time to do the chore that Dad had left for you. Wood kitchen stove that did more burning of the food than cooking it, never have I ever forgot those awful pancakes that grandmother made with raw bacon inside.
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