Friend Joan, aka Sharkbytes, or Sharkey, who shares her quality life with us at My Quality Day weighed in on post choices on STSTT. She kindly said "it was hard to choose" but she picked the selections from Dora's Diary.
Dora Marlene Rutledge was the little girl who lived in the Appalachian hills and heard Uncle Jep relate stories when she was a young 'un. Some years after Uncle Jep and Aunt Grace had passed, Dora gave her childhood diaries to Uncle Jep's amanuensis who transcribed some of the Old Uncle's tales which she had recorded. Two additional entries from Dora's journal may be accessed here and here.
5 comments:
Aren't you glad you don't have to keep up with Sharkey? There can only be a few who are capable of that.
Chuck, I simply couldn't keep up. She is a wonder.
You guys are full of it! My childhood diaries are stupid. Maybe I'll share some day.
Shark, I hardly know how to respond to that. I think we were sincere.
Sharkey, You may be correct that we are full of "it." However, it is not because we say that few are those who can keep up with you. As Vanilla says, "[you] are a wonder."
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