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  1. Her grandmother was a nurse, and nurses took care of people. They made people feel better. They rubbed backs,
  2. She kept saying "Yes, I'll take anything." Because those things still smelled like her granmother- like Dove soap & Estee Lauder perfume.
  3. They kept calling and asking, "Do you want this painting? Do you want this tray, this lamp, this old ashtray?" She kept saying yes...
  4. @ashlanddave You're crazy! But I love having crazy friends.
  5. She was away so long that it took a train whistle,which was like a hand waved in front of a dazed face,to remind her that she could breathe.
  6. 3 AM. There is not much which is more lonely than early morning.
  7. 1 AM. The chair by the hospital bed did not recline, so she folded her jacket & moved close enough to the sink so she could rest her head.
  8. When he rode his bike down Center Street, he would look at the empty tracks, hoping to find treasure thrown from a train.
  9. Summer nights brought simple magic: movie nights at the pool, heat lightening, shooting stars, and space station fly-overs. 'Night COTU.
  10. No one wanted to stop playing and go inside. The croquet balls were next to invisible, and the lights from the back porch didn't reach.
  11. @theashlanddirt You're following lots of people who haven't lookd at Twitter in yrs.
  12. @cakewrecks Oh- loved Versailles! Lived on Miami Beach in the early 90's and would save up our money to go there for dinner.
  13. Her house was quiet and smelled like Dove soap. I would fall asleep on the down-filled lounge to the tick of the grandfather clock.
  14. The cicadas had returned to Ashland towards the middle of July. They provided background music every evening from 8 to 1am.
  15. If everyday was a July evening, we would all stay on the back porch until the bottle was empty.
  16. The Randolph-Macon fountain was attacked by detergent-wielding vandals last night. http://twitpic.com/9huu3
  17. http://twitpic.com/9huu3 - Fourth of July in the COTU
  18. http://twitpic.com/9hup1 - Bubbles drifted across the street...
  19. Ashland news of the week of July 2nd: http://ashlandnews.blogspot.com/
  20. In late June, the early mornings were still cool. Lula would have shut the living room windows; she couldn't get warm.