From (Middle School Confusion) Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

There was a guy named Mike Dobbin (or Dobbins, don't remember exactly), a big, tough, angry guy. He was a flaming bully. I'd walk by and he'd kick me. He ripped a loop on the back of my shirt, once, tearing the shirt. I never learned why he chose to pick on me.

Then he moved to the Upper Peninsula. He may be the single biggest reason that the U.P. population keeps dropping.

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From (Middle School Confusion) Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

I was a skinny kid. I reached 5' 10" and weighed 125 pounds. Now, at just under 6', I weigh 130...

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From (Middle School Confusion) Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

I used to organize book-drops and pencil-taps in 6th grade. Oh, yeah. I was a rebel.

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From (Memories in Time: 1960 - 1969) Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

My sister and I were home sick from school that day. I was playing with some toy cars under the kitchen table when my mom became very upset. Being almost, but not quite 7, I was most upset that regular TV programming was off the air so they could drone on and on about the assassination.

Walter Cronkite still bothers me.

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From (Memories in Time: 1960 - 1969) Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

I remember nearly hurling at the open sequence of the film when they flew over the mountains. That was quite a spectacular scene on the big screen.

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