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We Grow Through Time

Posted on October 13, 2013 by Multiple Viewpoints

by Leonard Bishop I enjoy remembering, but I do not believe in photograph albums. They are bulky, and troublesome to maintain. There are always stacks of pictures in the drawer, waiting to be placed on the pages. Years ago I … Continue reading →

Posted in family, History, humor, slice of life, Writing | Tagged aging well, American Novelist, Arturo Toscanini, Beat Writers, best American novelists, Communists, Dare to Be A Great Writer, growing older, Joseph McCarthy, Leonard Bishop, photographs, surviving as a writer, writer's studios, writing inspiration, Young Communist League, your life in photography | 1 Comment

We Grow Through Time

Posted on January 21, 2013 by Multiple Viewpoints

by Leonard Bishop I enjoy remembering, but I do not believe in photograph albums. They are bulky, and troublesome to maintain. There are always stacks of pictures in the drawer, waiting to be placed on the pages. Years ago I … Continue reading →

Posted in humor, slice of life, Writing | Tagged American Novelist, Arturo Toscanini, best American novelists, Charles Van Doren, D-Day, Dare to Be A Great Writer, Joseph McCarthy, Leonard Bishop, photography, surviving as a writer, Young Communist League, your life in photography | Leave a comment