Old Hat, New Hat: Childhood Beach Bonds Remain
A story of a hat and a shared sense of identity borne of innocent and playful times spent with friends while growing up at the beach.
A story of a hat and a shared sense of identity borne of innocent and playful times spent with friends while growing up at the beach.
An old photo of my Mom, Nancy Harvell, with an Olympic torch. The flame of her memory burns bright.
I would really like to blog more often, but time is at a premium. However, there is always incredible material from other bloggers that can and should be shared. Here’s today’s contribution, a lovely photo and quiet couple of stories that have been woven together…
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| Truedessa on Hunter’s Moon for dVerse | |
| M Jay Dixit on Hunter’s Moon for dVerse | |
| Frank J. Tassone on Hunter’s Moon for dVerse | |
| Kim of Glover Garden… on Hunter’s Moon for dVerse | |
| Björn Rudberg (brudb… on Hunter’s Moon for dVerse |
