I wanted to re-blog this today because I received the pictures. Harold told me one day as we visited, “I just want people to remember me.” I will never forget you dear friend.
The Death of a Friend
Back in the 70’s I worked at a record store. You know back in the old days when records were vinyl, 45’s, and cassette tapes were the fad. They had just fazed out the 8 track and we all thought the cassette was the wave of the future. The store I worked at was in a strip mall and had an outside window. One night there was a guy who kept walking by and making funny faces at me. To make a long story short we dated and ended up dating and living together off and on for 8 years and no, it was not a good thing. What I did get out of the situation was his sister, who became my best friend and I was very close with his dad.
“Dad” and my BFF, Debbie kept in touch and when they both moved…
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Really beautiful.
By: findingthestory on July 2, 2012
at 11:11 pm
Thank you so much!
By: notsofancynancy on July 3, 2012
at 6:47 am
Thank you so much.
By: notsofancynancy on July 3, 2012
at 7:03 am
A beautiful tribute.
By: Browsing the Atlas on July 21, 2012
at 12:09 pm
Thank you he was a special friend.
By: notsofancynancy on July 21, 2012
at 1:33 pm
Moving.
By: cindy knoke on October 31, 2012
at 4:30 pm
Thanks! He was a special man!
By: notsofancynancy on October 31, 2012
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