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Year Two |
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Must be early Spring of 1942: Mammy has me out in the fresh air and sunshine, once again. |
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That looks like an anchor on the cap. That would make the baggy outdoor outfit something nautical, I suppose. My first thought ran more along the lines of The Littlest Bolshevik, but that would be far afield from Pappy’s lifelong politics. Can’t say I ever heard Mammy hold forth on the subject, but Pappy made sure those around him knew where he stood.
Indoors, same cap, same couch: “Looky Me!” I look older, somehow… |
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