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A Cozy Cottage
By Ruth G. Smith
The cramped quarters were secondary to the family time.
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A Walk to Grandma's House
By Peggy Zortman
Getting there was as good as being there.
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Always the Favorite
By Ron Osso
The feeling was mutual.
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An Unencumbered Summer
By Tom Dury
He never questioned why they had so much free time that year.
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Crafty Crankers Club
By Kathy Padgett
The resulting ice cream was served with a side of storytelling.
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Dodging the Drought
By D.E. Brigham
The proposed solution made no sense to him.
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Escape From the Briar Patch
By Dennis L. Peterson
He had to get creative if he was going to get out of there.
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From New York to California
By Lawrence Kleinman
The Beach Boys made him do it.
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Gone Fishin'
By Sara Etgen-Baker
The catch wasn't the only thing that made the day memorable.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Blueberry Thrill
By Georgia Kohart
Summer's sweetheart, this berry brings the boldness!
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- The Great Bike Wreck
By Everett Garrison
A tenacious dog and a dark night was a disastrous combination.
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Grasshoppers and a Bullhead
By Dale Castle
Adventure awaited at the end of the round.
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Haying Season
By Lewis A. Kocher
It had its dangers and its fun!
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In the Family
By Thenie Posch as told to Sarah Ashley Posch
Someone was always singing or playing.
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In the Mood
By Wayne F. Peate
The song -- and what happened at the end of it -- became part of their family lore.
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Looking Hollywood Way -- Is It Easy to Dance To?
By Michael O'Donnell
The Bop, the Twist and the Hand Jive came alive on Bandstand.
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My Brother's Keeper?
By Mark Milinovich
He saw the destruction and made a hasty retreat.
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Oh, Those Rides!
By Frances Smith
She liked the stomach-churning teeth-rattlers best!
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Opie, Andy and Aunt Mae
By Michael Murphy
They made it look so easy!
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Playing the Player Piano
By Julia Nunnally Duncan
Despite its age, it never lost its charm.
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Popper Helps Out Chester
By Jeanne Todd
Someone had to let him know about the bad guys!
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Summer Friend
By Donald Pezzetti
They made the most of their season together.
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The "A" Side and the "B" Side
By David Ware
The very last song caught them off guard.
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The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
By Suzanne Lowe Weerts
She gave him up -- but got him back.
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The Trip to Blue River
By Charles Milam
The drive there hinted at the summer fun ahead.
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Yeah, Yeah, Yeah
By Charles Norman III
The new sound made his troubles seem so far away.
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You Can't Waste a Dead Snake
By Glenn Thaxton
Maybe the results would be different the second time.
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Vaya Con Dios
By Terri Elders
Every goodbye a heartbreaker, every hello a heart-warmer.
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