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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Group Hug
Whenever our cousins came to visit from Wisconsin, we always had such a great time. Hanging out in Uncle Bill’s bus, playing in the yard, playing cribbage, going for ice cream, or just hanging out with the cousins…it didn’t matter what … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Kids, Reminiscing
Tagged bus, Caryn's Thoughts, cousins, cribbage, family, goodbye, hug, ice cream, journey, memories, parent's home, people, town, visit, wisconsin, write
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Minnesota Ice Storm
In October of 2013, Wyoming and some of the surrounding states were hit by an early snowstorm that broke many branches from the trees, because the leaves had not had a chance to fall off of them. Casper looked like … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged brother, car, Caryn's Thoughts, Casper, dad, family, ice storm, memories, minnesota, roofs, sister, snowstorm, trees, wooded areas
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The Great Olympic Blowdown
My Great Great Aunt Ida Spencer Brown Nass, married Andrew Alfred Brown on October 1, 1872. They had two sons, Elmer Ellsworth and Andrew Alfred. It is unknown what happened to Ida’s first husband, but she later married Sjur Johannesson Nass, … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Genealogy, History, Loss, Reminiscing
Tagged aberdeen, anderson-middleton lumber, Caryn's Thoughts, children, family, killed, memories, scalded, smokestack, steam, the great olympic blowdown, timber, tragedy, Washington
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Accidental Habitation
Most little kids don’t really like fish much, unless it is in the form of fish sticks, and I don’t think fish sticks existed when my sister, Cheryl and I were little girls. I don’t know why Cheryl wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged april, atlantic, Caryn's Thoughts, exciting, family, fish, Lake Superior, memories, night, ocean, pacific, rainbow smelt, wisconsin
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Good Genes
When a family has sisters in it, there is always the possibility of fights going on, and even more the possibility of arguments. It is no different with my nieces, Michelle and Lacey. Most of the time they get along … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Humor, Kids, Reminiscing
Tagged arguments, Caryn's Thoughts, clown, dad, family, fights, good genes, memories, mom, sibling rivalry, sisters, twins
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Border Patrol
My great aunt, Mina Albertine Schumacher, who went by Minnie as a child, but Min for most of her adult life, married John Clark Spare in Fargo, North Dakota on January 8, 1921. In the years preceding their marriage, John had … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Uncategorized
Tagged ammunition, bridge, Caryn's Thoughts, family, fargo, gun, memories, mercedes, mexico, north dakota, north dakota national guard, rio grande river, Texas, United States
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Awkward Moment
When my daughter, Corrie and her husband, Kevin were dating, there came a day when Corrie was at her Grandma Schulenberg’s house to visit. Kevin came by, and they were sitting on the front porch talking. Corrie was sixteen years old at … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Grandchildren, Love, Reminiscing
Tagged Alzheimer's Disease, awkward moment, car, Caryn's Thoughts, chaperone, dating, daughter, family, good impression, grandma, grocery shopping, house, husband, memories, ordeal
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A Little Help, Please
When you see a cute picture like this one of my aunts, Bonnie, Dixie, and Sandy, you immediately think, “Oh, those girls must be best friends and sisters, not just sisters. Or their parents must have really trained them very … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Humor, Kids, Reminiscing
Tagged a little help, annoyance, aunts, best friends, Caryn's Thoughts, family, firls, joy, memories, obediently, pain, parents, picture, siblings, teenagers
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A Mother’s Fears
As time marched forward toward the United States entering World War II, many people were afraid for the lives of their sons. My dad’s mother, who had two sons, was among them. Things were really heating up while my dad … Continue reading
A Helping Hand
My father-in-law, Walter Schulenberg could build almost anything, and so it was that when the family moved 12 miles north of Casper he built the house they owned, as well as the big garage on the place they had lived prior to that. … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friends, Reminiscing
Tagged brother, Caryn's Thoughts, Casper, family, father-in-law, Forsyth, friends, garage, helping hand, house, mckinley street, memories, Montana, rock
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