The Way We Were
and Sunday Brunch

• 5/11/96: Spring fever has changed with times
  
  
• 5/18/96 : Sunday funnies sometimes prompted sibling squabbles
  
  
• 5/25/96: Recreation is elbowing aside original purpose of Memorial Day
  
  
• 6/1/96: Shopping was done with street vendors
  
  
• 6/8/96: Parents insisted that many activities of our young lives centered on church
  
  
• 6/9/96: If people could have the final say, what would the weather be like?
  
  
• 6/29/96: Summers were not always air conditioned
  
  
• 7/14/96: Horse-and-buggy idioms spice up our language
  
  
• 7/20/96: Fewer insects bug us these days
  
  
• 7/27/96: Most grocery items used to be homemade or home grown
  
  
• 8/10/96: Mugs and straight razors fascinated little shavers
  
  
• 8/18/96: Back-to-school once meant hand-me-downs
  
  
• 8/24/96: Rites of passage have changed
  
  
• 8/31/96: Buhl Farm has been many things to many people for generations
  
  
• 9/8/96: Do different pronunciations fit with basic grammar?
  
  
• 9/21/96: Family life used to mean `cheaper by the dozen'
  
  
• 11/30/96: Variety of candy made Christmas especially sweet
  
  
• 1/17/97: Reading, devised games warmed indoor months
  
  
• 1/21/97: Word is these puzzles always were addicting
  
  
• 1/21/97: Growing older brings fond memories of `good old days'
  
  
• 6/28/97: Living standards have improved over the years for some pets
  
  
• 9/13/97: If I only knew then, what I know now - Oh boy!
  
  

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