Category Archives: Memories
A Favorite Hymn – “Lord Speak to Me”
This was one of Glenn’s favorites: 1. Lord Speak to Me that I may speak in living echos of Thy tone; As Thou has sought, so let me seek Thine erring children, lost and lone. 2. O strengthen me, that … Continue reading
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In Memory of Glenn Kramar
(November 21, 1925-January 19, 1999) This is a translation of a poem written by Pedro Tamayo of Tungual, Peru, and published in the magazine, La Voz Eterna, July-August 2002. Like a bird that spreads his wings from his nest and … Continue reading
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Life seems so short…
Life seems so short, …especially when I try to keep it all. I’ve been thinking about my bent (proclivity, habit, proneness, desire) to hang on to old memories and abilities while living in the present. The one I was thinking … Continue reading
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Computer Memories
My gradual awareness record: December 17, 1983 – We stayed overnight with Ray and Marilyn Davis in Grapevine after John and Connie’s wedding, so that we could get to the airport ahead of the snowstorm. Ray kept disappearing into his … Continue reading
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A fading memory
They say that olfactory memories are some of the strongest. I have one that is about gone. It reminds me of a culturally uninformed purchase in a suburb of London. I was in a store with my daughter-in-law and while she … Continue reading
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