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Monthly Archives: April 2012
ROAD TRIP THROUGH THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE – Part I
by Bob Sparrow When my daughter, Dana moved to Chicago she needed someone to drive her Toyota Corolla there from southern California. That road trip had my name all over it, so I happily volunteered. I kept a journal … Continue reading
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Tagged Aspen, Chicago, Colorado River, Denver, Eagle, Grand Junction, John Denver, Rifle, Vail
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LIVING ON THE FACE OF THE SUN
By Suzanne Sparrow Watson Eight months of the year I live in Paradise, otherwise known as Scottsdale, Arizona. Contrary to popular belief, it does get cold here in the winter – we’ve had a freak snowfall most every year – … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Info / Up-dates, opinion
Tagged 100 degree days, Arizona, California, Idaho, Scottsdale, Sun Valley
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The City of Californicating, Oregon
by Bob Sparrow I love Oregon, but as a Californian I always go there in disguise; not the glasses, big nose and mustache kind, but rather with an affected Canadian accent, which ends up sounding more like a drunk … Continue reading
THE ICE AGE
I love history – both generally and specifically as it relates to our family. Last year when I was studying some of the Sparrow history I was fascinated to learn that our grandparents were married the same week that the … Continue reading
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Tagged Geraldo Rivera, news channels, RMS Titanic, Titanic movie
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Don’t Call It ‘An Old Folks Home’ (Continued)
(Continued from April 3rd post) by Bob Sparrow The show begins. The entertainment was a husband-wife team in their 50s who had a Captain and Tennille sort of vibe, except he played the keyboard more like a deckhand than a captain … Continue reading
Don’t Call It An Old Folks Home
by Bob Sparrow Recently our mother moved into what was previously called an ‘old folks home’, but we have come to understand that that term is derogatory, insensitive and . . . well yes, politically incorrect. So we have created an … Continue reading