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I bird watched from my bedroom window. Saw three thrushes a dozen sparrows and a crow. My mother was downstairs getting dinner. My little brother was in the garden digging up worms to chase his twin sisters with. My other sister was trying to knit as Mother had shown her. Dad was at work. I mused on Sheila at school how we sat on the sports field during lunch. She said little and I seemed stuck for words. She did say she had wanted to be a nun but had changed her mind. She didn't say why she being too shy. My friend Rolly played football he had wanted me to play but I was with her. I watched now and then they lost three goals to one. I like her slim figure unhappy face but to my mind a neat behind.
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 3:47 AM UTC
BENNY BIRDWATCHED 1962.
I bird watched from my bedroom window. Saw three thrushes a dozen sparrows and a crow. My mother was downstairs getting dinner. My little brother was in the garden digging up worms to chase his twin sisters with. My other sister was trying to knit as Mother had shown her. Dad was at work. I mused on Sheila at school how we sat on the sports field during lunch. She said little and I seemed stuck for words. She did say she had wanted to be a nun but had changed her mind. She didn't say why she being too shy. My friend Rolly played football he had wanted me to play but I was with her. I watched now and then they lost three goals to one. I like her slim figure unhappy face but to my mind a neat behind.
A BOY AT HOME 1962
TerryCollett
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 3:47 AM UTC
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