Southern Stories from the Porch Swing - Belvin, Janet Morris
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Time is the one thing I've never had enough of. Ever since I was a small child, I've been conscious of how quickly time passes and have wanted to slow it down somehow. Of course I never found out how to do it, but it's worried me nonetheless. About the only way I have found to hold on to time is to write down my thoughts. So I began keeping a journal when I was fourteen. Of course I didn't call it a journal back then. It was "Dear Diary." My mother subscribed to Ladies' Home Journal and that January, the magazine gave away a free mini-datebook for the New Year. Mama said I could have it, so I…mehr

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Time is the one thing I've never had enough of. Ever since I was a small child, I've been conscious of how quickly time passes and have wanted to slow it down somehow. Of course I never found out how to do it, but it's worried me nonetheless. About the only way I have found to hold on to time is to write down my thoughts. So I began keeping a journal when I was fourteen. Of course I didn't call it a journal back then. It was "Dear Diary." My mother subscribed to Ladies' Home Journal and that January, the magazine gave away a free mini-datebook for the New Year. Mama said I could have it, so I began sporadically recording my thoughts and activities. Some of the entries I now find laughable or embarrassing. I was a middle school kid after all. But that diary set me on a path of recording the events of my life that I have followed for many decades since then. The paragraphs in this book grew out of that idea.
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Janet Morris Belvin is a writer and former public school teacher who grew up in South Carolina and Georgia during the Fifties, the glory days of the twentieth century. Her heroes were Roy Rogers, Howdy Doody, her parents and Jesus. She kept a journal from age 14 and enjoys looking back at those wonderful days. With her husband Paul, she shares an interest in World War II and has travelled to several European battlefronts. She loves Motown music, old hymns, horseback riding, reading, gardening and quilting. She is the mother of three children and nine adorable grandchildren. Want to see their pictures? Just ask.