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Monthly Archives: September 2022
Marble House
Like it or not, people are put into classes based on their income, and as we know, the elite are the very rich ones. Most people fall into the middle class, with a large group of people being in the poverty level. Many of the people in these classes spend their time working hard and sometimes living paycheck to paycheck, Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing, Values
Tagged Caryn's Thoughts, common man, cornelius vanderbilt, elite class, family, gilded age, marble house, memories, the breakers, wealthy, william k vanderbilt
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About To Be A Daddy
My youngest grandson, Josh Petersen is not a kid anymore. In fact, he and his fiancĂ©e, Athena Salazar are about to become parents…likely before the end of this month, or at the very latest, early next month. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Grandchildren, Kids, Reminiscing
Tagged birthday, boys and girls club, Caryn's Thoughts, family, fiancee, grandchild, Kids, middle school, parents
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The End Of Her Reign
Sad news has surfaced today out of Scottland, as Queen Elizabeth of England has passed away at the age of 96 years. She became the Queen of England in 1952 at the very young age of 25, when her father, King George VI passed away on February 6, 1952, at just 56 years old. Continue reading
The Wrong Place
I don’t personally believe in luck, but some people have an uncanny knack for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Frane Selak, a native Croatian, was one of those people. In 1962, he was traveling from Sarajevo to Dubrovnik by train, Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged bus crash, Caryn's Thoughts, croatian, family, haystack, memories, plane crash, train wreck, wrong place, wrong time
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Sound Familiar
Like the week in 1941, that changed the lives of Jewish people everywhere and set in motion the most horrific mass bullying and murders in history, our own government has also been trying to force mandates and executive orders on us too. Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Politics, Reminiscing
Tagged adolf hitler, Caryn's Thoughts, family, jude, memories, nazis, the yellow star law, World War II
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Gratitude
After losing both her husband, our Uncle Eddie Hein and her son, our cousin Larry Hein, within three months of each other, Aunt Pearl Hein went through some very sad and difficult times. That much loss can be devastating to a person. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Love, Reminiscing
Tagged aunt, birthday, caregiver, Caryn's Thoughts, family, florida, husband, memories, rosemary beach, son, Texas, uncle
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The Old-Fashioned Way
With so much technology these days, the things that we used to do the old-fashioned way have begun to get lost in the annals of time. Some things, it seems to me would fall into the category of “good riddance,” while others fall into the category of “how sad.” Continue reading
Posted in Family, Genealogy, History, Reminiscing
Tagged annals of time, audible, birthday, books, calendar, Caryn's Thoughts, dad, family, good riddance, grocery list, letters, memories, old fashioned, uncle
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He Was A Keeper
It’s been a busy year for my son-in-law, Kevin Petersen. He has spent the majority of the summer working on his car. Kevin loves to restore old cars, and he is really good at it. In fact, Kevin has been restoring cars for as long as I have known him, which is 32 years now. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Kids, Reminiscing
Tagged 1966 mercury comet cougar gt, a keeper, birthday, Caryn's Thoughts, dachshund, family, memories, scottish terrier, son-in-law, striping
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Conning The City Slickers
When the Transcontinental Railroad opened in 1869, the people in the east finally had the chance to take a trip into the Wild West without having to move there or plan on spending months there visiting family. Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged bank robberies, Caryn's Thoughts, family, gunslingers, indians, memories, Nevada, palisade, the east, train robberies, transcontinental railroad, wild west
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Eighty Years Ago
It’s hard to believe that the war my dad fought in was going on over 80 years ago. It’s also hard to believe that 80 years ago today, what is now known as Casper-Natrona County International Airport, was then known as the Casper Army Air Base. In fact, today, September 1, 1942, Continue reading

