Down Memory Lane 02/11/2010
![]() My Mountain Lovin’ Family in the 70's! (Note: the child in the photo is my older sister) EMBRACE FAMILY & CHERISH MEMORIES! One of my YouTube friends recently sent a great link on “off-grid” living : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqdvSshosAQ After watching the series, I immediately took a trip down memory lane…. Looking back, my father was a natureman at heart and I was so blessed to have lived the simple life during my formative years. Although my semi-wilderness upbringing was over 20 years ago, it is no surprise that I remain fascinated with life off-grid surrounded by nature. Thankfully, my husband is also a visionary and is highly interested in homesteading while leading a simple life. After watching the Strouds off-grid experience, it inspired us to re-explore ways to be a bit less dependent on modern conveniences. Aside from being prompted to examine our current lifestyle, I certainly remain grateful for the wonderful childhood my parents provided in the great outdoors. Join me down memory lane as I repost the video montage I shared once before about my life in the 70’s: CommentsDebbie Ballew 02/15/2010 17:34
Star thank you for sharing both of your dad and of all the family.
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Claudia Listman 02/16/2010 08:35
Star! What wonderful memories this brings back to me. I loved living in Anderson Springs and watching you, Kristan, Erin and Sarah grow up together. Do you know it hasn't snowed in Anderson Springs in many years?
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Bob Reynolds 02/17/2010 08:57
Star, what a great website! And, loved the memory lane video! What a beautiful family you have and what a wonderful source of pride and joy for your mom.
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Auntie Di 02/19/2010 14:48
Dearest Star, Oh how I loved your "Down Memory Lane" and so many wonderful memories I have of all our California gatherings over the years. You brought me great joy and joyful tears while I watched the video. Thank you for sharing and as Granny B. would say "Bless Your Precious Little Heart".
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