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| Blog Name: | Susan52 dot com |
| Url: | http://www.Susan52.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | squidoo, baby boomer, family |
| Description: | Susan52 writes about life, wherever it happens to take her. |
| Popularity: | 15 Followers |
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My Woody Hayes Story
It's a perfect September Saturday afternoon, I'm watching college football, and I happen to think of the time I met Woody Hayes.One evening many years ago I was at Ohio State, after a class, walking down a long hallway when I saw someone approaching me. It was Coach Hayes himself. Just him and me, he and I, in that long hall. I'm sure my eyes got bigger as the distance between us grew shorter.
It's a perfect September Saturday afternoon, I'm watching college football, and I happen to think of the time I met Woody Hayes.One evening many years ago I was at Ohio State, after a class, walking down a long hallway when I saw someone approaching me. It was Coach Hayes himself. Just him and me, he and I, in that long hall. I'm sure my eyes got bigger as the distance between us grew shorter.
Patriotism Revisited
The good part (the only good part) of 9-11 in 2001 was the wave of patriotism that followed. Remember the full-page flags printed in your hometown's newspaper? The "Never Forget" stickers and magnets stuck on car windows and bumpers, soon followed by the "Pray for Our Troops" yellow ribbons that it seemed everyone displayed?What happened to all that? As the newspaper flags faded and the
The good part (the only good part) of 9-11 in 2001 was the wave of patriotism that followed. Remember the full-page flags printed in your hometown's newspaper? The "Never Forget" stickers and magnets stuck on car windows and bumpers, soon followed by the "Pray for Our Troops" yellow ribbons that it seemed everyone displayed?What happened to all that? As the newspaper flags faded and the
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