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The more I have this overwhelming sense of nostalgia. I get so sad for all that is lost.

I see a hillside behind my grandparents house, and I remember how I would play cowboys and robbers on the rocky outposts.

I think about spending the night at their house and the sound of the coffee percolator gurgling in the early morning hours.

I think about tending the garden with my grandfather and sitting on his lap while he fed me bacon and eggs off of his own plate.

Now, the hillside is covered with thatch and brambles. Papaw has passed away, and the coffee percolator was replaced by a silent Mr. Coffee.
 
HeatherRae said:
The more I have this overwhelming sense of nostalgia. I get so sad for all that is lost.

I see a hillside behind my grandparents house, and I remember how I would play cowboys and robbers on the rocky outposts.

I think about spending the night at their house and the sound of the drip percolator gurgling in the early morning hours.

I think about tending the garden with my grandfather and sitting on his lap while he fed me bacon and eggs off of his own plate.

Now, the hillside is covered with thatch and brambles. Papaw has passed away, and the drip percolator was replaced by a silent Mr. Coffee.
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Awwww...I have memories like that. Where did your grandparents live?
 
HeatherRae said:
The one she had was silver like that but it had this glass thing on the top of it. The coffee would gurggle up in the glass thing.

that is a drip maker instead of a percolator. it wouldn't make noise.
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well then turn the disposal on in the sink while you're using it. there, you have gurgling coffee. you're impossible to please heather.
 
bran987 said:
well then turn the disposal on in the sink while you're using it. there, you have gurgling coffee. you're impossible to please heather.
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ROFL...I still love you for trying. =-)
 
HeatherRae said:
Kentucky. =-)
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No way....My grandparents and lots of family live in the Cincinnati area. My Grandmother lives in Ft. Mitchell. My other set of grandparents lived in Covington.
 
starfish said:
No way....My grandparents and lots of family live in the Cincinnati area. My Grandmother lives in Ft. Mitchell. My other set of grandparents lived in Covington.
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You are kidding! That is where my law office was! Newport! Right across the Ohio river. I grew up in the hills of eastern KY.
 
dying sucks and seeing loved ones die sucks too. especially when you get really old and all your loved ones are gone and you just have the memories of the experiences. but all in all, it's still better to have them than not.
 
fistfullofsteel said:
dying sucks and seeing loved ones die sucks too. especially when you get really old and all your loved ones are gone and you just have the memories of the experiences. but all in all, it's still better to have them than not.
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yeah, I lost my mom and my grandfather all in a two week time frame. It is still very hard for me.
 
HeatherRae said:
You are kidding! That is where my law office was! Newport! Right across the Ohio river. I grew up in the hills of eastern KY.
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Cool....I've hung out in Newport many times. There is a small aquarium there with nice shopping and restaurants to eat at. ;)


My Grandmother is still in Ft Mitchell....off Dudley road. Lots of memories in that house. I can still picture my Grandfather listening to the Reds game on the front porch.


I also have aunts out in West Chester.. by Kings Island.
 
i think only my grandfather's summer house would make me feel really nostalgic. They no longer have it, as he has passed away, but I think i have the fondest child memories there. e'rwhere else I lived turned ghetto. hehehe.
 
i drive by the woods where i got Sherry's legs pinned up in the back seat of my Ram Charger for the first time every day. alas, memories of ass gone past......
 
HumanTarget said:
i drive by the woods where i got Sherry's legs pinned up in the back seat of my Ram Charger for the first time every day. alas, memories of ass gone past......
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ever keep your first condom?

not that....er.....i'm just saying....cause we were talking about memories...and....


:sulk:
 
bignate73 said:
ever keep your first condom?

not that....er.....i'm just saying....cause we were talking about memories...and....


:sulk:
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we didn't use condoms back then, we used "promises".
 
HeatherRae said:
The more I have this overwhelming sense of nostalgia. I get so sad for all that is lost.

I see a hillside behind my grandparents house, and I remember how I would play cowboys and robbers on the rocky outposts.

I think about spending the night at their house and the sound of the coffee percolator gurgling in the early morning hours.

I think about tending the garden with my grandfather and sitting on his lap while he fed me bacon and eggs off of his own plate.

Now, the hillside is covered with thatch and brambles. Papaw has passed away, and the coffee percolator was replaced by a silent Mr. Coffee.
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Don't forget that your tits sag nowadays...
 
Usually a smell that sparks a memory rather than sights and sounds.

Funny how things always seem to be remembered as better in the 'old days'.
 
HumanTarget said:
we didn't use condoms back then, we used "promises".
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Yeah, I heard a few of those promises, back in the day. LOL. the classic is, "We won't 'do it', I will only put the head in." LOL.
 
the sense of smell bypasses logic and goes straight to emotion. pulls up nostalgia easier with a feeling rather than details.
 
starfish said:
Cool....I've hung out in Newport many times. There is a small aquarium there with nice shopping and restaurants to eat at. ;)


My Grandmother is still in Ft Mitchell....off Dudley road. Lots of memories in that house. I can still picture my Grandfather listening to the Reds game on the front porch.


I also have aunts out in West Chester.. by Kings Island.
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LOL...I worked one block from that aquarium, right across from the courthouse. =-)
 
HeatherRae said:
Yeah, I heard a few of those promises, back in the day. LOL. the classic is, "We won't 'do it', I will only put the head in." LOL.
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Ive had some loose bitches I could fit my head inside
it was like wearing a warm/slimy hat
 
Wulfgar said:
Ive had some loose bitches I could fit my head inside
it was like wearing a warm/slimy hat
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LOL....what does tht have to do with anything? Are you having a seizure because of Nate's AVI, too?
 
bignate73 said:
the sense of smell bypasses logic and goes straight to emotion. pulls up nostalgia easier with a feeling rather than details.
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Something like that, not sure how it works? Smell is definitely an underestimated sense. Was reading something about Feynman where he would be able to tell which book had been touched recently by smelling them. Reckons we have more sensory capability in our noses than we realize.
 
yes, the smell of coffee takes me right back to those mornings, every time.

My grandma was a post master and my grandpa was a tobacco farmer and lumberjack. They got up very early and made breakfast and the pot of coffee.
 
Wulfgar said:
Methinks Heathers man put his foot down in regards to her flirtatiousness on here. too bad
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What on this thread made you think that? He did put a nix on any photos, by the way...lol. I respected his wishes to make him happy. That's what is with the kitty avi...lol.

Here, I will flirt with you. How is this? :P
 
bignate73 said:
thats me yesterday before going out.
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looking swole man. You juicing? Looks like you may be apple juicing out of a sippy cup. ;-)
 
HeatherRae said:
Yeah, I heard a few of those promises, back in the day. LOL. the classic is, "We won't 'do it', I will only put the head in." LOL.
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i bet you did. those lurid whispers hanging in the humid night air like a pair of skid marked undies on a clothesline. you never forget those......
 
HumanTarget said:
i bet you did. those lurid whispers hanging in the humid night air like a pair of skid marked undies on a clothesline. you never forget those......
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How poetic! You are like a potty mouthed Byron! lol
 
HeatherRae said:
What on this thread made you think that? He did put a nix on any photos, by the way...lol. I respected his wishes to make him happy. That's what is with the kitty avi...lol.

Here, I will flirt with you. How is this? :P
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I feel much happier now ;)

are you aloowed to send naughty pictures via email? :P
 
HeatherRae said:
How poetic! You are like a potty mouthed Byron! lol
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i disliked most of the southern literary folk. learn to keep a readers interest, not ramble on in some Mint Julip fueled stupor, waxing on about porch swings and summer galas....
 
EnderJE said:
Don't forget that your tits sag nowadays...
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I actually wish they would a tiny bit so they would look more "natural" if you catch my drift.

<hint-- lee press on boobies>
 
HumanTarget said:
i disliked most of the southern literary folk. learn to keep a readers interest, not ramble on in some Mint Julip fueled stupor, waxing on about porch swings and summer galas....
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I take it you didnt care for "The Great Gatsby"? LOL
 
HumanTarget said:
BOR-ING! to mock a killing bird......
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You didn't like To Kill a Mockingbird? I thought everyone liked that one. I liked the Great Gatsby too.

I hated stuff like Jayne Eyre and the like. I wanted to slit my wrists with all that talk about who loved whom and Darcy so-and so and crap....AAARRRRGGGHHHH
 
HeatherRae said:
You didn't like To Kill a Mockingbird? I thought everyone liked that one. I liked the Great Gatsby too.

I hated stuff like Jayne Eyre and the like. I wanted to slit my wrists with all that talk about who loved whom and Darcy so-and so and crap....AAARRRRGGGHHHH
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i loved it. Atticus Finch was voted #1, in the Hero top 100. like, as far as movies, stage & print goes......and yes, Anne Rice is continuing the trend of overdescriptive wordiness......hicks love to ramble...
 
HumanTarget said:
i loved it. Atticus Finch was voted #1, in the Hero top 100. like, as far as movies, stage & print goes......and yes, Anne Rice is continuing the trend of overdescriptive wordiness......hicks love to ramble...
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LOL...did you like hemingway, then?
 
HumanTarget said:
i would have loved him if i was born 10 years earlier. but Sesame Street got to me first......
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ROFL

That snufflapagus made me want to nail his damn hooves to the ground.

I also used to want the Wile E. Cyote to kill the roadrunner and make a sammich.

I must have been dropped on my head as a kid.
 
Certain smells take me back to certain times in my past. I have a feeling it'll be pretty nostalgic in about 30 years or so to visit my childhood stomping grounds.
 
HeatherRae said:
ROFL

That snufflapagus made me want to nail his damn hooves to the ground.

I also used to want the Wile E. Cyote to kill the roadrunner and make a sammich.

I must have been dropped on my head as a kid.
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must i re-tell the story once again??? i must have been the only kid to have seen it, but Wile E. caught the Roadrunner, once. he let him go, after the trademark single tear drop.......
 
but snufflapagus wouldn't stay still and kept pwning big bird. That was "bad bro material", as lestat would say....lol
 
HumanTarget said:
must i re-tell the story once again??? i must have been the only kid to have seen it, but Wile E. caught the Roadrunner, once. he let him go, after the trademark single tear drop.......
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HE did? DAMMIT, he should have cooked him on the ACME spit!
 
HeatherRae said:
but snufflapagus wouldn't stay still and kept pwning big bird. That was "bad bro material", as lestat would say....lol
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I totally fucked the name up didnt i?
sounds like a VD
 
hanselthecaretaker said:
Certain smells take me back to certain times in my past. I have a feeling it'll be pretty nostalgic in about 30 years or so to visit my childhood stomping grounds.
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What smells? Damn, now I want apple pie with the crumb topping. I don't like the pastry topped, but LOVE the crumbly top with vanilla ice cream.
 
bignate73 said:
more correctly it would probably be the acme roast-o-matic.....

careful heather.....i'm armed.

acme_pistol.jpg
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God, now I'm getting nostalgic about WB cartoons.

I used to get up so early on Saturday mornings that the test pattern was still on. I would stare at the test pattern just waiting for the WB cartoons to start up.
 
Wulfgar said:
I totally fucked the name up didnt i?
sounds like a VD
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sort of does sound like something you would need a shot of penicillin to cure. ;-)
 
The smell of scotch tape reminds me of christmas. Kinda wacky, huh?
I do crossword puzzles every day. I always helped my dad with the puzzle from the paper. Every damn morning, he made me help him. I hated it. Now, I feel like my day is off to a bad start if I didn't have time to finish the crossword puzzle.
 
bignate73 said:
how about the national anthem, ever watch TV when that came on?

this is before infomercials.
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LOL...yes, first the test pattern and then the national anthem and then WB cartoons. that was awesome!
 
myway said:
The smell of scotch tape reminds me of christmas. Kinda wacky, huh?
I do crossword puzzles every day. I always helped my dad with the puzzle from the paper. Every damn morning, he made me help him. I hated it. Now, I feel like my day is off to a bad start if I didn't have time to finish the crossword puzzle.
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LOL...that is sweet =-)
 
HeatherRae said:
LOL...that is sweet =-)
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Yep. I love my daddy. My mom is another story... but I will save it for a weekday since I promised Digger that I would not say bad things on the weekend. :verygood: :verygood: :verygood: :verygood: :verygood:
 
see you bitches later. i gotta go spend the rest of the afternoon at a kids birthday party. hope there are some slutty, single moms there.....
 
HumanTarget said:
see you bitches later. i gotta go spend the rest of the afternoon at a kids birthday party. hope there are some slutty, single moms there.....
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make sure you don't break from the power ranger character when the kids kick you in the balls. You are getting paid good money to be there. ;-)
 
HeatherRae said:
make sure you don't break from the power ranger character when the kids kick you in the balls. You are getting paid good money to be there. ;-)
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it's my nephew, bitch. and i'm spendin' more than they're payin'. got the lil' bastard a set of golf clubs...
 
HumanTarget said:
it's my nephew, bitch. and i'm spendin' more than they're payin'. got the lil' bastard a set of golf clubs...
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LOL...have a good time! =-)

I will tell you some time about how a toddler beat me driving the ball with his snoopy driver. lol.
 
cool! i never got new golf clubs as a kid. we would just shop the bin at the golf course that had the lost clubs for sale.

ahhh...more memories.
 
HeatherRae said:
The more I have this overwhelming sense of nostalgia. I get so sad for all that is lost.

I see a hillside behind my grandparents house, and I remember how I would play cowboys and robbers on the rocky outposts.

I think about spending the night at their house and the sound of the coffee percolator gurgling in the early morning hours.

I think about tending the garden with my grandfather and sitting on his lap while he fed me bacon and eggs off of his own plate.

Now, the hillside is covered with thatch and brambles. Papaw has passed away, and the coffee percolator was replaced by a silent Mr. Coffee.
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I'm very sentimental and I think about these things as well. As I watched my grandmother dying, I couldn't stop the tears from flowing as I thought about all the memories of her house. I'm in the second half of my life now and it's totally different. Makes me sad that everything continually changes. My own parents are on the decline now and that fucking kills me.
 
HeatherRae said:
The more I have this overwhelming sense of what a whore I am. I get so sad for all that is lost.

I see a hillside behind my grandparents house, and I remember how I would play doctor with the kids on the rocky outposts.

I think about spending the night at their house and the sound of the jizm gurgling in my throat in the early morning hours.

I think about tending the bush with my grandfather and sitting on his lap while he fed me "bacon and eggs" off of his own plate :wink:.

Now, the shaved hillside is covered with regret and misery. Papaw has passed away, and my gurgling throat is growing old...
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What a drag man...you should probably seek therapy.
 
jack_schitt said:
What a drag man...you should probably seek therapy.
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Keep your negativity out of this thread. Talking about my grandparents is tacky, even for someone as low class as you are.
 
Of course, he has to take a wonderful sentiment and turn it into something very ugly, because he is a horrible human being.
 
I want to go see my grandparents now. My grandmother makes the BEST apple pie. My grandfather was a stud....he loved Playboy magazine and being a ladies man...lol
 
starfish said:
I want to go see my grandparents now. My grandmother makes the BEST apple pie. My grandfather was a stud....he loved Playboy magazine and being a ladies man...lol
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My grandfather talked just like foghorn leghorn in the cartoons. LOL.

My grandma used to make the best fried chicken in the world. =-)
 
HeatherRae said:
My grandfather talked just like foghorn leghorn in the cartoons. LOL.

My grandma used to make the best fried chicken in the world. =-)
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So did my granny and grandmother. Damn I think I"m gonna cry. We were so fortunate to have people love us like that.
 
I think my grandparents house was the only place that ever felt like home because I moved probably every 6 months to one year. So, I get really nostalgic about it.
 
yeah. whats up with nostalgia? everytime i hang out with my friend from highschool, it seems like we always bring up memories of the past (and i hang out with him about every week)
 
You guys are creeping me out!! I am that Grandfather.

I keep my focus on the present and the future, and emphasize personal growth for all around me.
Tripping down memory lane is OK, but a little goes a long way. It can be depressing.
Time is incredibly important and I want mine spent in the most happy way.
 
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