Cousin Me, that is, cousin Pam, bothered Uncle Ed, who rarely got this dressed up, as he tried to open a gift (braunschweiger, no doubt, or some dry-roasted peanuts) in the late 1960s. Crusty, savvy, shrapnel-laced old Ed was a godsend during that time, watching over the annoying Miller kids while Uncle Bill was in the deadly cauldron of Vietnam. Your scrapblog editor is working on a novel set during that time that has a character loosely based on Uncle Ed. Someday, if she ever gets it done, you-all can read it and buy multiple copies for each other for Christmas.
News and history from the Minnesota (Claus/Maria Augustine) Sprick and (William "Brother"/Alverna) Miller families. This scrapblog celebrates our best qualities and honors characters, oops, we mean CHARACTER. Your comments are welcome at pamelamarianmiller@gmail.com. (We've limited comments on the site itself because of spam.) Don't forget to click on "Older posts" at the bottom of the pages to see more postings. Longer documents are at www.thesprickfamilypapers.blogspot.com.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Portrait of the scrapblog editor as an annoying young woman
Cousin Me, that is, cousin Pam, bothered Uncle Ed, who rarely got this dressed up, as he tried to open a gift (braunschweiger, no doubt, or some dry-roasted peanuts) in the late 1960s. Crusty, savvy, shrapnel-laced old Ed was a godsend during that time, watching over the annoying Miller kids while Uncle Bill was in the deadly cauldron of Vietnam. Your scrapblog editor is working on a novel set during that time that has a character loosely based on Uncle Ed. Someday, if she ever gets it done, you-all can read it and buy multiple copies for each other for Christmas.
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