What are your best and worst memories from adolescence?
by Bob Mitchley
I’ll start with the worst memories first. I was born an only son to a lowly one armed share cropper, way back in December 1955. I like to say almost 1956. One year removed makes me feel younger… But wait, I forgot this is not fiction! Seriously, I was born in Santa Anna California, where my dad was stationed as a Marine Sargent. One August night while he was working… my mom died in her sleep. I was 18 months old . So I have no memories of her-at all. A few months later my dad remarried and we moved back to central Pa. where I still live. I guess he wanted a new start in life; so he put me up for adoption when I was three…
Thank heavens for my mom’s parents, Grammy and pappy, they took me in and loved me as their own. I knew nothing about love, only backhands to the head from my dad. Grammy often said, that when she tried to hug me I would flinch, to guard myself from being hit, I remember now what love is, I miss them both. Pappy died a few years later, I never got to say good bye to him either.
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