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this site. I must recommend this site for anyone searching for family photos that may have ended up at estate sales, flea markets, etc. Maybe you will rescue a true family treasure!
1. I don't know these people, I'll bet they were kind and wonderful.
2. I make it all up, no ill will is intended.
Melba is a self proclaimed society and gossip reporter. Seventeen years ago she moved into the bustling little area that gives her a reason to get up bright and early each morning.
Will Mrs. Pierce strut out to get her morning paper in her marabou spike heeled slippers and pink polka dot nightie?
What time will the gardener show up and slip into the Anderson house; not to emerge again until just before Mr. Anderson pulls in the driveway from a long work day?
The new neighbors in the blue house had a new sofa delivered last Tuesday. (Darn those wrappings that don't allow a nosy- ah I mean inquisitive person see just what style and color was ordered from Sofaland Unlimited. They just had a pre-holiday sale you know!)
Someone has to keep track of who bought a new car or the fact that it was the Johnson's little Ted and hooligan friends that were playing baseball too close to the Reynold's living room bay window the same day it was mysteriously shattered.
( An earthquake indeed! Who ever heard of an earthquake that only breaks one window in the whole neighborhood? And in Michigan of all places!!!)
Yes, Melba is providing a valuable service to her community. Too bad her husband, kids and neighbors don't agree. Oh well. Melba realizes you can't please everyone. She does, however, find great pleasure in each new day.
Aggie was always a fashion forward girl. Tired of wearing black shoes with black stockings every day, she would spend her time in school doodling in her tablet while imagining such wonders as colored stockings (like maybe a daring dark blue) and ribbon laced boots. She wanted to design clothing and accessories that would stand out. She was often found sitting, as punishment, in the corner of the one room school house after Miss Bore would catch her daydreaming with pencil to paper instead of doing her arithmetic. She didn't care. It gave her more time to think and dream and imagine. She certainly knew in her heart she could do better than the milliner who came up with the creation that she had seen Miss Bore wearing upon her head at the last church social.
Walter's buddies told him he should find a young trophy wife to parade around on his arm, but he would have none of that. "They're too demanding. They always are awantin' somthin'. ", replied Walter. So when Walter met Alice by chance at the Bingo parlor last summer, he was sure she was the girl for him. He just wanted to have a casual relationship without any long term commitments or strings attached. 
"Yep! I'm tryin' to sit very still and give at least half a smile. But can you answer a question for me, Mr. crazy camera man? You're posing me with all these things around me while I wear this silly hat WHY?"
What? I have a WHAT on my hat? Are you sure it's DEAD? I'll stand here really still while you walk over and take the darn thing OFF!! 
Should it happen that any of the cast members 
Boy oh boy, did Master Francis get a lickin' when his Momma found out he took baby sister Eugenia along with him riding around the yard in the goat cart. His Momma gasped, when she came back from the cellar where she put up the canned vegetables, and found an empty bed instead of Eugenia sleeping in her crib. It was then that she heard the dog barking relentlessly in the yard and looked outside to see the children bumping across the yard while Gertie the goat ran full speed. Little Eugenia was laughing as she saw her Momma running out of the house, but Francis knew immediately he was gonna get it!!
Henry and his trusty dog Celia stop by pretty often to visit the lonely widow Shaffer. She and Henry are sometimes seen sitting close together on the front porch wicker swing, sipping lemonade. Celia lies on the porch floor while Henry scratches her back with his foot as the swing squeaks back and forth. The squeaking covers the intensely serious interaction they have when they talk. But other times they quietly slip into the house and don't come out for hours, while Celia keeps watch on the porch at the front door. Sometimes deliveries are made in large crates, big enough to hold just about anything you could imagine. The neighbors in the area have many stories. But boy oh boy!, were the neighbors surprised when the latest Greatest Housekeeping issue came out at the news stands, and low and behold, the widow Shaffer's unassuming little house was featured as the Home of the Year for the best most tasteful creative decorating...and Henry is now so busy with decorating commission appointments he cant keep up.
Ginny- age 10 
Ginny- age 20 
Please meet Donald and Wilma. 
