I grew up in the country as well Judy...
Roaming the woods or just throwing pebbles in the pond are some of the best memories...I visit that old farm sometimes now....
the the forrest has given way to farmland and that pond...Wasn't it bigger?
Ah Judy I share many of the same memories as you...I too swung on the grapevines that grew wild in the mountain behind our house. We would climb onto the big rocks and on top of one cave and swing off on the grapevines...such fun! I also stayed barefoot in the summer and waded the creeks...ooh the mud between my toes, and then the horrible day that the nail stuck in my foot, will never forget, but to this day I still like to go barefoot, in the house and my yard anyway....loved it Judy!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
A lovely testament to the innocence and loveliness of childhood. I was touched by this construct poet. I am always grateful to read your heart, for it is laced with those wondrous things that so many loose as they age.
Sometimes we learn more on our way to school, then we do when we get there! You have good memories, your description of the walk to school is beautiful. Not like others who walk to school in 2 foot of snow, barefoot and cold.
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on July 19, 2006
Written wonderfully to give the reader his/her own remembrances of a carefree childhood. Good.
The authors of Savannah: Brokers, Bankers and Bay Lane: Inside the Slave Trade (Civil War Savannah), received the 2012 Award for Excellence in Research from the Georgia Historical Records Advisory Board. The Award was issued by then Georgia Secretary
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Roaming the woods or just throwing pebbles in the pond are some of the best memories...I visit that old farm sometimes now....
the the forrest has given way to farmland and that pond...Wasn't it bigger?
Walt
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
"Memories of a Country Child" takes the reader to wonders' time and feel the soul winth enchanted melody.
Gratefully,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Never rest you quill!
Richard the Intrepid