Jan 6, 2003 | The Past Lane
The Young Teamster These are some notes from Gilbert Sullivan’s memoirs as transcribed by his son Dan Sullivan Later on after the team of little blue mules I first owned, I had another pair of larger mules. The off mule (the mule on the left hitched as a team)...
Jan 6, 2003 | The Past Lane
These are some notes from Gilbert Sullivan’s memoirs as transcribed by his son Dan Sullivan Within hours of my Father’s death I sought to be alone, and found myself in a bedroom of my parent’s home, the one away from the rest of the house, the one...
Nov 1, 2002 | The Past Lane
Told by James Heath
(retyped by April Heath Pastis) One day when we were coming home from school, we came across some kids playing in front of their house. Well like all kids would we stopped to say hi and pretty soon they asked us to come inside. So, we did of course...
Nov 1, 2002 | The Past Lane
Told by James Heath (as dictated to April Heath Pastis) I spent a lot of nights sleeping at my grandparents house. One night,
I was getting ready for bed after making myself a sandwich. Back
then, we didn’t have our bread sliced and so I used a butcher knife
and...
Aug 2, 2002 | The Past Lane
by April Heath Pastis Maybe there’s something to the Scottish stereotype of being thrifty, because my mother has always appreciated a good deal. And this was a great deal. When I was about 10 years old, my mother had saved enough Blue Chip stamp books to buy my...
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