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| article number 89 article date 12-27-2011 copyright 2011 by Author else SaltOfAmerica |
| My Baby Chronicles Turned Up in an Abandoned Warehouse. Never Knew They Existed. | author not stated | I got a call from the neighbors across the street. They were cleaning out an abandoned warehouse and found baby chronicles my mom kept on me. When I opened the book I said “Holy Smokes”. I did not know that these chronicles ever existed. I was amazed. As amazing is the fact that the people who found it are now neighbors. It’s a small world. Besides the entries in the book, the letter from my Grandma is special to me. I had really good memories of her from when I was very young. She had a lot to do with raising me. I remember that she had electricity but no indoor plumbing or central heat. I’d draw water out of the well for her. I helped with caring for the chickens, took the cinders out of the stove and mixed them with the chicken feed. I really got into her sharpening wheel. I sharpened everything I could find. Hope you enjoy the 1950’s illustrations and entries in this chronicle. Salt of America scanned the documents for me and covered my last name. I really didn’t care but they said that it may inspire more people to relate their experiences. My birth didn’t cost too much. |
Letter my Grandma from the Carbondale, Illinois area sent me when I was nine months old. She sent me other letters, such as for my first birthday, as if I could read. I’m now glad she did. |
I think that I remember the girl in this picture. Can we remember things from that age? |
These are the second and fourth Christmas entries. Of course I tested each toy before opening the next. |
Guess that Polio vaccinations were big in the 1950’s. |
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