EVERYBODY DOESN'T THINK LIKE I DO

I have come to realize that I grew up in a perceived time of innocence. In my growing up years in Waco, I pulled my wagon around to houses in the neighborhood, collecting old worn out pots, pans and anything else made of any type of metal that might be used in the war effort. I also used my little red wagon to haul newspapers I had collected to the place where they were being picked up. My…

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