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Working for the U.S. Forest Service, Heber Ranger District, Sitgreaves National Forest. We had a lot of snow that winter so we strapped on snowshoes and headed into the woods to mark timeber for an upcoming timber sale.
 
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I was a junior in high school and swimming on the conference championship swim team. Starting to look at colleges for when I graduated next year.


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In First Grade, learning to read with Mrs. Flowers Wink


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Knocking around on a half-assed vagabond tour of Mexico.



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I had just turned 14 in October of '71 and was listening to my Jimi Hendrix and other rock records of the time incessantly, and getting into the usual mischief of a 14 year old living in Marin County, CA, a junior hippy if you will. My parents were looking to buy a large ranch property up north and were spending a lot of time on the road with realtors. They eventually found an 82 acre very nice property for a song outside of Santa Rosa in June '72 and I spent the next 50 years living in Sonoma County before moving here to Vegas.
 
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I was going to BT A school at Great Lakes Naval Training Center learning how to operate boilers


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Six months into a tour of duty with the 25th Inf. Div. at Schofield Barracks Hawaii.


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I was sending hot wheels off the orange track into the bunk beds....

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I was across the street at Wheeler AFB at this time.


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Having just come into this world in Nov of 1971, I honestly can’t remember. I was probably carrying on about something.


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In 3rd grade enjoying the new section of an elementary school that I was attending. We were housed in the old 1920s-vintage section during the Fall semester, and then moved into the new section for Spring semester.
 
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A naked toddler running around the house, flipping and flopping with ADHD


 
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Walking to the corner to catch a bus to school, 6th grade. Coming back home, playing with HO slot cars (AFX, Tyco), collecting stamps, riding my home made junkyard BMX bike up the street to a corner vacant lot or down the street a couple of miles to a bigger lot with terraced levels. Listened to Al Green, Jackson 5, Monkees 45s.



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In Jan '72 I was delivering food orders for a barbecue restaurant in Ann Arbor. The owner furnished the delivery vehicle, a 1963 Thunderbird convertible. If anyone knows Ann Arbor winters...suffice to say, I never got the top down during my employment. The best thing about that job was, when the restaurant closed, any unsold meat would be distributed to the late shift staff. I was sharing a house with three other guys at the time, and became a very popular guy in the neighborhood when I showed up at midnight with a paper grocery bag (remember those?) full of ribs and other delectables.

The cook was an older black lady from Mississippi, very sweet. She'd start cooking about 3:00 AM and somehow always managed to cook too much for the day. Still the best ribs I've ever had.
 
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I was living one of the dumbest decisions in my life, graduating high school early. Not due to planning but luck, I learned I had earned enough credits to graduate after one semester and joined the Navy. I was supposed to go soon after, but the Navy decided I'd wait until I turned 18 in September. I was in limboland on the CACHE or delay program and then didn't go.

I could have fucked off an entire semester and just chased girls without a care in the world. Why didn't someone advise me to stay in school? I was always pressured from many angles to be more serious and complete tasks and become part of the machine. I should have gone with my instincts and chased a good time.
 
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Watching Captain Kangaroo... Smile



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A twinkle in my Dad's eye for 10 or so more months yet


 
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In 3rd grade, ate up with bb guns, mini bikes and fishing. It was great to be 8.
 
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In January of 1972 I was still celebrating my high school graduation, getting stoned/drunk most weekends, even midweek when I worked afternoons in a factory.


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2 years old. Playing in the snow, nose dripping snot and a diaper full of shit.
 
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Didn't exist haha.


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