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my father was a pretty perfect guy, beloved by most and especially children. He was a ‘gallant’ (gaaa~laant) of european extraction, who tipped his homburg and greeted everyone by name, forgetting none and who was related to whom, or their distant cousins in Kansas City, with whom he stayed when he was a traveling salesman, in 1933. My only complaint, was and remains, he never went with me to Yankee Stadium, saw the emerald green diamond miracle in the Bronx hidden, as he, small businessman, worked six days a week, and had no time for juvenile sports pastimes, otherwise, he was my All-American… Otherwise, he was perfect
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Jul 25, 2023
Jul 25, 2023 at 11:11 AM UTC
my father was a pretty perfect guy
my father was a pretty perfect guy, beloved by most and especially children. He was a ‘gallant’ (gaaa~laant) of european extraction, who tipped his homburg and greeted everyone by name, forgetting none and who was related to whom, or their distant cousins in Kansas City, with whom he stayed when he was a traveling salesman, in 1933. My only complaint, was and remains, he never went with me to Yankee Stadium, saw the emerald green diamond miracle in the Bronx hidden, as he, small businessman, worked six days a week, and had no time for juvenile sports pastimes, otherwise, he was my All-American… Otherwise, he was perfect
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Jul 25, 2023
Jul 25, 2023 at 11:11 AM UTC
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