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Keeping the past relevant and alive Recipe

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Today, Cody and I popped corn (you know, popcorn) on the stove. He didn't know anything about making your own popcorn and it occurred to me that there are too many things that we did or had that are being lost with the times.

Popped corn on the stove or over a fire
Snail mail
Aprons
Clotheslines
Tent camping
Weber grills
Tonka trucks
Board games
Sun tea or homemade lemonade in glass jars
Reading aloud together as a family

Think of things that give you that melancholy feeling and share it with family and friends. Whenever I think on the things of the past, I think of grandparents, old friends and relaxing on the porch. Porches are even becoming things of the past. We need to breath life, smiles and contentment into our busy days and enjoy our journey, our spouses and children.

 

 

 

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