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Monthly Archives: May 2024
Zack’s High School Journey
My grandnephew, Zack Spethman is graduating from Roosevelt High School today, and we are all so proud of him. Zack’s high school journey has taken place during some of the toughest years in our nation’s history. Covid-19, the pandemic plague of education everywhere, Continue reading
Posted in Family, Kids, Reminiscing
Tagged Caryn's Thoughts, COVID-19, graduation, Kids, memories, pandemic, roosevelt high school, trade school, welding
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Filled With Goofiness
My grandnephew, Jaxx Harman is such a sweet little boy. His mom, Melanie Harman, tells says, “This little boy has been a blessing, of course, from the very start!! He is always just so full of energy and joy. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Humor, Kids, Reminiscing
Tagged birthday, Caryn's Thoughts, family, ghostbusters, goofiest kid, Kids, memories, pickle
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Every Day, And In Every Way
My niece, Kellie Hadlock’s partner, Tim Thompson is, Kellie says, “Well…for starters…he is THE BEST!” I love when the family can say it better than I ever could. Kellie is so happy with Tim. It is a beautiful thing to see. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Kids, Reminiscing
Tagged baking, birthday, Caryn's Thoughts, cooking, family, fishing, hunting, Kids, memories, philadelphia
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Medians and Lydians
Most wars end when one of the sides surrenders because they know they have lost the war. It would be strange for two enemies to simply walk away from a war. Nevertheless, in the year 585BC, the Medians were at war with the Lydians. Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged battle of halys, Caryn's Thoughts, eclipse, family, lydians, medians, memories, war
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Becoming So Grown Up
My grandniece, Brooklyn Killinger has hit a milestone birthday this year. It’s not so much that the birthday is a milestone, as it is that she is now at a landmark time in her life. She is leaving elementary school behind and is headed to middle school. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Kids, Reminiscing
Tagged birthday, camping, Caryn's Thoughts, family, Kids, memories, skating rink, swimming, wagon wheel
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Some Gave All
Memorial Day is a different kind of day, because it is not a holiday of celebration, but rather a day remembrance. We cannot celebrate this day, because it is about honoring those soldiers who went to war and didn’t make it back. It was the ultimate sacrifice. As the saying goes concerning soldiers, Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Family, History, Reminiscing, Values
Tagged Caryn's Thoughts, family, gave all, Memorial Day, memories, Normandy, soldiers
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Isolationist Legislation
After World War I ended, war weary Americans decided that we needed to isolate ourselves from the rest of the world to a degree, in order to protect ourselves. Of course, that didn’t stop people from other countries from wanting to immigrate to the United States. Continue reading
The Love Of Children
My niece, Cassie Franklin has been enjoying being a mother of three since adding the daughter, Alicen, whom she shares with her partner, Wesley Burr. Alicen has been an added blessing to their whole family. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Kids, Reminiscing
Tagged back to back cleaning company, birthday, Caryn's Thoughts, devoted mother, family, Kids, memories, partner
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Laughter Is Contagious
There are many diseases that can become an epidemic, but I never expected laughter to be one of the. After all, isn’t laughter a good thing? It is known as the “best medicine” as far as I have ever heard. Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged boarding school, Caryn's Thoughts, family, memories, Tanganyika laughter epidemic
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