This is a fun story! Dad’s memories of his youth are revealing and show a small glimpse of how children felt during the Great Depression.
WTFK (Formerly Ozzie) @ Eastpointe City Hall
COME ON DOWN!!! This is a fun event for everyone. You will want to bring lawn chairs and refreshments/snacks. There is nothing more fun than
Installment 16: “Give Thanks For Good Roads” By Don Tschirhart
Dear reader, My dad just shamed me from the grave! I have been complaining, moaning and groaning about the state our roads are in. After
Installment 15: Memorial Day Remembered by Don Tschirhart
Hi to all, and Happy Memorial Day, I purposely took this story out of order from the Table of Contents in my father’s book, “It’s
Installment 14: “You Have Cancer” by Don Tschirhart
Oops! I forgot to post this, yesterday. I’m sorry, friends. I was a little preoccupied with designing a paint scheme for the house interior. Sue
Installment 13: Religion Issues Boil by Don Tschirhart
Dad was never afraid to take on controversial issues. I remember hearing him talk about politics and religion with friends, always playing ‘devil’s advocate’ and
12th Installment: No News Stories by Don Tschirhart
I have fond memories from the late fifties, early sixties of dad coming home from work wearing a trench-coat and fedora, with a white card
Eleventh Installment: Riding Horses Brings Peace by Don Tschirhart
Here is a lovely story about riding. Dad was always fascinated with the western United States. Western books, movies, plays, television series . . .
10th Installment: Train Travel Relaxing by Don Tschirhart
This is a fun one for me. Dad’s description of his first glimpse of the Rocky Mountains reminds me of my own adventure while driving
The New Bass
Hi friends and family, I picked this baby up at Huber-Breese Studios in Fraser, Michigan on Monday. It took me nearly a week to get