Colleen Keller Breuning reflects on her carefree childhood in the sixties, sharing nostalgic memories that would astonish today’s kids, such as rotary phones and summers without air conditioning. She also recounts her mother’s 89th birthday celebration, highlighting family bonds, laughter over a cake mishap, and the joy of simple pleasures.
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Summer Beckons
The post reflects nostalgic memories of summer and childhood during the sixties, highlighting joyful experiences like listening to music, playing outdoors, and enjoying simple pleasures. The writer expresses gratitude for their upbringing, emphasizing the importance of family and cherished moments that shaped their identity. Anticipation for the upcoming summer is also conveyed.
Love Songs on the Porch
Love Songs on the Porch Warmpromisesummer dayswake to birdsongchalk art on sidewalkshopscotch and roller skateswatching thunderclouds roll byseventies love songs on the porchwafting through our humble neighborhoodsbaseball cards, clothespins, aluminum spokeszooming down the alleys, hair flying freerunning with glee through the cool sprinklersblueberry snowcones at twilightstar gazing in my backyardsweet childhood memoriessuch innocent timesand IContinue reading “Love Songs on the Porch”
Colleen Keller Breuning 