by Jessica L. Sparks |
Categories:
grief, i love you, missing you, mother daughter,
I look up high and see a bright star,
That must be my angel
Yes shes a star,
Mom I bet , its so beautiful living
In a castle up in the sky,
My mommy is an angel ,
I wish I could see her fly,
when sum days are hard ,
And reality sets in ,
I breakdown and cry ,
then I see a sparkle and really
caught
my eye
Thats when it all made sense ,
I got comfort , from the bright star
way up high
Thats my mommy , shes an angel ,
sitting on the sky
The brightest star,
I love u mom , and think of u no
matter how far
U are ....
I can c u watching down on me ,
Where ever u are...
In loving memory of my mom
Pamela Sullivan -Sheets
by Charles Hice |
Categories:
history, imagination, life, love, mystery,
Helen Keller: The Miracle Continues was initially telecast as part of the
syndicated Operation Prime Time package in 1984. ~ Hal Erickson As Annie
Sullivan and Helen Keller, Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke could not have been
better. The battle of wills and wits between the two is engrossing, becoming
quite involved and very interesting. The lengthy dining room struggle alone would
make any movie worth watching - it is worthwhile even beyond the interesting
action itself, as it brings out aspects of human nature and human learning that
go beyond even Helen's own trials.
by Amanda Sullivan |
Categories:
fear, life,
I am Amanda sullivan
who needs peace and creativity,
who loves her son unconditionally,
who sees failure, but also positivity and gain,
who hates bullying, and deceitful relationships,
who fears a life alone, devoid of love and friendship,
who dreams of wealth, happiness, and a life by the sea.
by Caren Krutsinger |
Categories:
nostalgia,
Go go boots
Made for walking
Nancy Sinatra
60’s fodder
Rock’N Roll
Jazz
The Blues
Diana Ross and the Supremes
Elvis and Ann Margaret
Ed Sullivan
The Beatles
Twiggy
Mini-skirts
Johnny Cash
The Grand Ole’ Opry
Underdog
Polly Pure Bred
I Love Lucy
Leave it to Beaver
Bonanza
This may have been when all of this video stuff started.
by Caren Krutsinger |
Categories:
nostalgia,
T The Beatles and the Monkeys are here
H Hippies are spreading free love and good cheer
E Everyone recognizes the yellow happy face
S Signing up for the draft is a must
I I am so relieved my man is not sent to Viet Nam
X X-rated motorcycle movies are not rated yet
T There is a long hair revolt for both sexes
I It is anyone’s guess how corrupt this will make us
E Everyone’s child seems to be pushing away
S Serious TV watching is here to stay. Elvis, Bonanza, Ed Sullivan, UnderDog
by Myia Smith |
Categories:
love,
Portrait of a Woman
She can love ya so deep
Give more of herself
Give you everything
Hold you down be
Be the back bone stone of soul
Portrait of a woman
Portrait of a woman
She a carrys herself with a pride
Love can love you but no itself
I cherish you
I love you
Portrait of woman
Inner beautiful like a rose
That grew from a concrete
Stands so strong
So I am looking for my woman
Woman I love you
Close to my heart than anything.
By Myia Sullivan
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by Line Gauthier |
Categories:
nostalgia,
Black and white television set
First one in the neighborhood
Rabbit ears adjusting the reception
Rotating dial to change channels
Kiddie cartoons and Roy Rogers
Weekly ritual of Saturday mornings
Much talked about Sunday nights
Ed Sullivan his prestigious guests
Staying up past our bedtime
Honeymooners and I Love Lucy
AP: 1st place 2022
Posted on March 9, 2020
by Line Gauthier |
Categories:
change, community, growing up, technology, youth,
tv in the fifties altering weekend rituals
one set in the neighbourhood
streetboys sitting around the famous indian head
for their fill of saturday morning cartoons
sci-fi flash gordon and i love lucy
allowed to stay up on sunday nights
to watch the old ed sullivan show
always one appointed volunteer
to get up and change the channel or adjust the volume
another to finetune the rabbit ears
to fix reception and remedy the dreaded snow
Posted on October 26, 2024
by James Horn |
Categories:
allegory, analogy,
James Horn
He will be here tomorrow at 1030 to check out my shower.
Jim
4:03 PM (2 hours ago)
Patricia A Sullivan
6:10 PM (15 minutes ago)
to me
He's a great guy tell him his Riversea Mom sends her love?
Pat
Sent from my iPad
James Horn
6:27 PM (0 minutes ago)
to Patricia
Don't have his email address but will tell him in person.
I better start rehearsing.
Jim