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A story of me and my brother growing up.
My name is Megan. This is an account of events that took place when I was a teenager in the 1970s. You won't find any wild sex in this story. It's rather mild. Just some stuff me and my brother did, but it was a lot of fun.
When I was sixteen I had a 13 year old brother, Mark. We lived in a rural area outside of a small town where my brother and I went to school. We had several acres of land. We usually had a few pigs, horses, several chickens and a large garden for our own use. Our property was located against a national forest at the end of a road. We were kind of isolated....just what my parents wanted.
I had a boyfriend, Bill. As I became more serious about Bill I decided I wanted to give him a handjob and maybe a blowjob too. The trouble was I had never done this and was rather nervous of messing it up and looking like a naive and inexperienced foolish girl.
I had a great solution. I had a 13 year old brother to practice on. Mark and I were always close. Since we lived in an isolated area we grew up playing together a lot. We also had several chores to do everyday and worked well together. Mark and I were always very protective of each other and were genuine friends. We rarely fought like so many siblings do. On the rare occasion we did fight we both quickly regretted it. To this day Mark is the kindest person I have ever met.
Both our parents worked and didn't get home till about 5:00 P.M. They also left us alone for the evening quite often for bowling nights and to play cards with their friends. One of these nights Mark and I were watching TV. I told Mark how much I liked my boyfriend. Then I just blurted out "I want to give him a handjob but I don't really know how." He was shocked and after a long pause he finally said "So?"
I said "Well....so....I saw you jerking yourself off a couple weeks ago. I wasn't spying on you. I saw you head down to the creek where the tire swing is. I followed. I was about to call out your name when you stopped and unzipped your pants. I thought you were going to take a piss so I waited for you to finish, but then you started jerking off. I couldn't help but watch....I'm sorry."
Mark's face turned red. He looked down and said "That's OK." Then he said "I jerk off all the time. I think there's something wrong with me. I'm always horny. It's like I can't even think straight unless I jerk off first." We both chuckled at that statement.
I told him all I wanted to do was jerk off his dick for him. We're not talking about sex here. There won't be any kissing or hugging cause that would be creepy. I then made a pumping motion with my hand like I was masturbating a dick and said with a big smile "It's up to you. If you want to do it just let me know. If you don't that's alright too. Either way I sure ain't gonna to tell anybody."
Mark just said "I don't know." We both watched TV for another 5 minutes or so. Then Mark said "OK" and he started to pull down his shorts and underwear. He suddenly stopped and asked "You do mean now...right?" I responded "Yeah. Right now. I'm ready." He pulled his shorts and underwear down to his ankles. I pulled them the rest of the way off. I just looked at his dick at first. This was the first one I had seen up close. I grabbed hold of his dick and began a pumping motion. He said "Easy. Loosen your grip a little." I kept stroking him. His dick quickly became hard as a rock. Mark gently took hold of my wrist and set the pace and length of my stroke. He leaned back and shut his eyes. He moaned as I stroked his dick. It was such a great feeling just watching his face and listening to the noises he made. It was a huge turn on for me. Soon he increased the pace of my hand. He kept telling me to go faster. He finally grunted and groaned as he shot a load of spunk all over his belly and my hand. He opened his eyes and we looked at each other with big smiles on our faces.
We both cleaned up our mess. I remember smelling his cum before I washed it off thinking I was going to be shooting this stuff in my mouth someday. I wasn't sure if I was going to like that or not. It smelled weird. About an hour later we did it again.
The next day after getting home from school Mark had a plate of food made up for me from last night's leftover's. Hmmm....I figured there could be some side benefits to this. It was twice as much as I normally ate after school though. Obviously Mark was trying real hard to be nice. After eating I gave him another handjob. We then went to work on our daily chores feeding the animals, watering the garden, and cleaning the house. Before our parents got home I jerked him off again. I was enjoying this and Mark was developing a permanent smile on his face.
In the next few weeks I became very good at handling a dick. With Mark's direction I learned exactly where he was most sensitive and I learned how to control when he came. I could make him cum quickly, as I did most mornings when we went out to the chicken coop to gather eggs. He was always horny in the morning. Mark would keep a lookout through the cracks in the wall as I would work his dick. Sometimes in the evening while watching TV I would see how long I could keep him hard just stroking him slowly and massaging his balls barely enough to keep his erection up. Mark loved this.
Like most teenage boys at the time Mark's favorite TV show was "Charlie's Angels". Luckily for Mark, that was bowling night for mom and dad. When the show was about to come on I layed out a couple towels on the sofa and got a bottle of baby oil. I asked him which girl on the show he liked best. He said his favorite was Farrah Fawcett....I could have guessed that.
He removed his pants and sat down. I sat next to him. I waited a few minutes till the show started. Then I poured some oil on my hand and began massaging his dick and balls till he got hard. I told him I would only touch him while Farrah was on the screen and he wasn't allowed to touch himself in between. For the next hour I masturbated him intermittently as Farrah appeared on the screen. I know I was teasing him but he was enjoying it so much. I spent much of the hour giggling. Finally with about 5 minutes left I vigorously went to work on him till he splattered all over himself.
My boyfriend Bill also became the beneficiary of my newly developed skills. Soon Bill was wanting me to give him a blowjob so I had to make a test run on my little brother.
The next afternoon when I got home from school I told Mark to go shower. We were going to do something a little different. Soon as he got out of the shower I grabbed his hand and took him to the middle of the TV room. I dropped to my knees and looked up at him smiling. I took his soft dick in my mouth and gently sucked. I ran my tongue all around the head and up and down the shaft. He soon grew hard. I began slowly thrusting my head back and forth on his dick. The transition from handjobs to blowjobs was pretty easy. I already knew not to use my teeth. I really enjoyed it. The feeling was great. I told Mark to put his hands on my head and set the pace. After some time I got ready for a mouthful of spunk. I had tasted it a few times after jerking him off but I hadn't had a mouthful of it before. I told him to warn me when he was about to cum so he let me know beforehand. It was weird but great. Spunk squirted all the way in the back of my mouth. It was hot and gooey and sticky. I loved it even if it did taste odd. I swished it around my mouth a little then swallowed it. I almost gagged as it went down just because of the slimey texture.
I quickly became good at this. Mark loved it. Next weekend Bill got his first blowjob from me. I had a very happy boyfriend and brother. I felt fantastic no matter how weird it was. I loved giving blowjobs.
One night after our parents left I started giving Mark a blowjob on the sofa. He asked me if he could see my pussy. I had seen Mark naked many times but he had never seen me naked. I undressed and stood in front of him. I slowly turned around to show him my butt and the rest of my body. I sat down on the sofa and told Mark to get down between my legs. He knelt down on the floor staring at my pussy. I said "Go ahead, just be careful. It's sensitive." Mark gently felt around my pussy lips running his fingertips through my hair. I pulled apart my pussy lips and told him to put his finger in me. Although I was a virgin I had already broken my hymen a couple years ago while masturbating. Mark kept gently pushing his finger in and out. I started getting wet. I pointed out my clitoris and told him not to rub it directly at first cause it's too sensitive. Just rub around it. After a good deal of coaching I was getting close to an orgasm. Then Mark reached down and kissed my pussy and slid his tongue over my pussy lips. I was delighted but he was just getting the hang of masturbating me with his fingers and now I had to teach him how to use his tongue on me. And I'm not exactly an expert on this so I just kept telling what felt good and what didn't. He had to stop once to rest his tongue. We both laughed. He resumed and eventually I had real good orgasm. He laughed and said he thought I was going to break his neck the way I squeezed his head between my legs when I was cumming. I felt great. I was so happy and contented. I told Mark I was proud of him. He did a great job. I had to fight the urge to give him a big kiss. So I gave him a long blowjob instead. Then we got cleaned up and we dressed. The next couple weeks had us servicing each other nearly everyday after school plus a quick blowjob in the morning. Mark became a very skilled pussy eater.
When summer came we had more time on weekdays when we both stayed home. We had some really great days. Of course there were many days when I would spend the day with my boyfriend or other friends from school. Mark also had his friends to spend time with.
One morning after mom and dad went to work we both had decided to stay home with each other. After Mark showered I took a shower. When I got out he almost had breakfast cooked. Having a brother that liked to cook for you was fun. I was probably the only girl in the county treated like this by her little brother.
After I ate I put on a long blue satin dress. It was a bridesmaid dress for our cousin's wedding. It had these dorky ruffles on the sleeves that I cut off as carefully as I could. I really liked the slick feel of the material though. I was starting to outgrow it and figured I wasn't going to have any other opportunity to wear it.
Mark was in the TV room. I entered wearing my dress, with nothing on underneath, and laid down in the middle of the room. I said to Mark "Come take care of your big sister." Mark wasn't sure what I had in mind. He started undressing. I told him to get himself hard and to lie down on top of me. He masturbated while looking at me till he got an erection. As he layed down on me I told him to rub his dick against my pussy through the material. He settled down on top of me. He started humping me through the satin material. I didn't cum but I loved the feeling. So did he apparently as it didn't take very long for him to cum. He just layed on top of me afterwards. The warm spunk soaked through my dress onto my abdomen. We finally seperated ourselves. I don't know why but I wore the dress for another hour or so before I took it off and cleaned it. Wearing it with the big cum stain on it like that turned me on I guess.
Afterwards we talked about having intercouse but neither of us wanted to cross that line. Mark was still my brother, not my lover. This was still about physical sensations and orgasms, not intimacy.
We both continued on like this for just over two years till I left for college. The last summer we had together was sort of sad. Bill dumped me. I dated some but didn't have a regular boyfriend. Mark got a serious girlfriend. He felt a lot of turmoil and conflict about what we were doing. He talked about stopping but we never did stop. It felt too good and was too convenient and besides I would be moving out soon.
I came home a few times the first year I was in college. Mark and I got right back into it when I was home. It was fun again but then I always had to leave so soon. At the end of my first year I met my future husband. Mark was still with his same girlfriend. I wanted to quit our sexual activities for good and so did Mark. We decided it would now become something in our past. It was something that belonged to an exciting period of our lives but there just wasn't any conceivable way it was going to fit into our futures. We promised each other it was over and we would refuse to do it again even if one of us wanted to.
Three decades later I'm still married to the same guy. Mark is with his second wife. We swore to never tell anyone but I got drunk and told my husband about it 11 years ago. He thought it was weird. He had 2 sisters and couldn't imagine ever wanting to do this with either of them. They fought like cats and dogs growing up. But when I told him the details it totally turned him on. I now have a couple satin dresses which my husband likes to hump me in.
It's kind of funny. When Mark and I see each other now we greet each other with a kiss and a long warm hug....something we never did when we were young....because that would have been creepy.
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Do you wish now that you had fucked him at least once? Did he ever ask if he could fuck you?
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Arsenal played their first match against Tottenham Hotspur as far back as 1887. Spurs were denied a 2-1 friendly victory as the game was abandoned because of darkness. Nearly 120 years later, the rivalry remains, but the floodlights - indeed the whole ground - were new on Saturday, with the 152nd north London derby the first to be played at Arsenal's new Emirates stadium.
However, despite the near 120-year history of matches between both sides, the fierce competition between the two teams did not begin until 1913. It was in that year when Arsenal moved from their South London home of Woolwich to Arsenal Stadium, Highbury, just four miles from Tottenham's White Hart Lane, thus becoming their nearest neighbours and creating a natural local rivalry.
This rivalry escalated further in 1919 when it was agreed that the First Division would be expanded by two teams. 19th-placed Chelsea, who would otherwise have been relegated, were allowed to stay. The final place should have been awarded to 20th-placed Tottenham, or Barnsley, who had finished third in the Division Two, but both missed out. Instead it was decided that Arsenal would be promoted, despite a fifth place finish in Division Two. Tottenham were promoted back into the top flight after taking the Second Division title the next season, and the fierce rivalry has continued ever since.
Arsenal have 64 wins to Spurs 49 overall, but an even more telling statistic is that Spurs last away victory came in 1993 - and even then Arsenal fielded a severely under-strength team. The most goals in one game were scored in the closely contested 5-4 Arsenal victory at White Hart Lane on 13 November 2004. The biggest winning margin was 6-0 to Arsenal on 6 March 1935, although Tottenham have twice won 5-0 (25 December, 1911 and 4 April 1983).
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Arsenal began life when workers at the Woolwich Arsenal Armament Factory formed a team in 1886. In 1891 the Club turned professional and changed its name to Woolwich Arsenal, joining the Football League in 1893.
Tottenham Hotspur, meanwhile, began life across the road from White Hart Lane in 1882. Players from the local cricket club and the local grammar school decided to start a club, naming themselves after the youngest son of the Duke of Northumberland, Percy, who went by the nickname of 'Harry Hotspur' - their hero, so Hotspur FC was born. Two years later they were renamed Tottenham Hotspur Football and Athletic Club and in 1885, 'Spurs' played their first competitive match. Ten years later, they turned professional.
Arsenal are ahead of Spurs in terms of domestic honours, but the Lilywhites have been more successful in Europe. The Gunners have 13 League titles and ten FA Cups, compared to two League titles and eight FA Cups at White Hart Lane. However, despite Arsenal's greater trophy haul, especially in the Wenger era, Spurs fans have always clung on to the 'Glory Game' notion characterised by Danny Blanchflower, the captain of Spurs during their double winning season of 1961.
He said: "The great fallacy is that the game is first and last about winning. It's nothing of the kind. The game is about glory. It's about doing things in style, with a flourish, about going out and beating the other lot, not waiting for them to die of boredom." Certainly, the likes of Jimmy Greaves, Glenn Hoddle, Ossie Ardiles, Chris Waddle and Paul Gascoigne who have worn the Spurs' shirt with distinction testify to that claim.
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Perhaps due to the rivalry between the two clubs, there are only 11 players to have appeared for both clubs since 1913, although Terry Neill and George Graham have coached the north London rivals during their managerial careers. Perhaps the two most notable names are Pat Jennings and Sol Campbell.
Legendary goalkeeper Jennings made 590 appearances for Spurs between 1964 and 1977. However, believing that his career was coming to an end, they sold him to their north London rivals. It was Arsenal who had the last laugh as the Northern Ireland international went on to play for another eight years. Jennings returned to Spurs as the club's goalkeeping coach.
One player who would find it difficult to make a similar return to White Hart Lane is Sol Campbell, the England defender. The boyhood Spurs fan refused to sign a contract with the club in 2001 and left on a Bosman-free transfer, claiming that he wanted to play UEFA Champions League football.
Two of the most memorable games in recent memory were FA Cup Semi-Final encounters in 1991 and 1993 respectively. At Wembley Stadium in 1991, Arsenal found the mercurial Gascoigne in inspirational form. After undergoing a double hernia operation, he had played just 60 minutes of football in the previous five weeks, but he rose to the occasion in tremendous style. A sublime 30-yard free-kick from the midfielder and a brace from Gary Lineker helped Spurs to a 2-1 victory in front of 80,000 fans.
Two years later, however, Arsenal got their revenge as a Tony Adams goal proved to be the difference between the two sides.
Whereas all those goals were scored by Englishman, on Sunday, the new, ultra-cosmopolitan look to the north London derby saw Arsenal's Togolese striker and Brazilian stand-in skipper steal the headlines. Emmanuel Adebayor gave the Gunners an early lead, and with Spurs offering only token resistance, a penalty in each half from Gilberto Silva returned the home side to winning ways and restored smiles to the faces of 60,000 erstwhile frustrated fans.


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Testing Anti-Cancer Compounds on Human Leukemia Cells
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Background information | |
Birth name | Howard McGhee |
Born | Tulsa, Oklahoma United States |
March 6, 1918
Died | July 17, 1987 New York City, New York United States |
(aged 69)
Genres | Bebop Hard bop |
Occupations | Trumpeters |
Instruments | Trumpet |
Labels | Dial |
Associated acts | Lionel Hampton, Andy Kirk, Count Basie |
Howard McGhee (March 6, 1918, Tulsa, Oklahoma – July 17, 1987, New York City) was one of the first bebop jazz trumpeters, together with Dizzy Gillespie, Fats Navarro and Idrees Sulieman. He was known for his fast fingers and very high notes. What is generally not known is the influence that he had on younger hard bop trumpeters, together with Fats Navarro.
Howard McGhee was raised in Detroit, Michigan. During his career, he played in bands led by Lionel Hampton, Andy Kirk, Count Basie and Charlie Barnet. He was in a club listening to the radio when he first heard Parker and was one of the early adopters of the new style, a fact that was disapproved by older musicians like Kid Ory.
In 1946-47, some record sessions for the new label Dial were organized at Hollywood with Charlie Parker and the Howard McGhee combo. The first was held on July 29, 1946. The musicians were Charlie Parker (as), Howard McGhee (tp), Jimmy Bunn (p), Bob Kesterson (b), Roy Porter (d), and William "Bill" Jones (v). The titles played were "Max is Making Wax", "Lover Man", "The Gypsy" and "Be-bop".
However, Charlie Parker was sick and fainted at the end of "Be-bop". Some hours after this session, Parker was admitted to Camarillo, a psychiatric clinic at the north of LA, where he spent six months. After this, Charlie Parker returned to music making and a new recording session was organized on February 26, 1947, also for the Dial label. Howard McGhee continued to work as a sideman for Charlie Parker. He played on titles like "Relaxin at Camarillo", "Cheers", "Carvin the Bird" and "Stupendous". The last three of these tracks were composed by Howard McGhee. McGhee played live with Parker in a club at LA in March of the same year. His stay in California was cut short because of racial prejudice, particularly vicious towards McGhee as half of a mixed race couple.[citation needed]
Drug problems sidelined McGhee for much of the 1950s, but he resurfaced in the 1960s, appearing in many George Wein productions. His career sputtered again in the mid-'60s and he did not record again until 1976. He led one of three big jazz bands trying to succeed in New York in the late 60's, perhaps one more than New York could accommodate at the time. While the band did not survive, a recording was released in the mid '70's.
He taught music through the 1970s, both in classrooms and at his apartment in midtown Manhattan and instructed musicians like Charlie Rouse in music theory. He was as much an accomplished composer/arranger as he was a performer.
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- 1945: Howard Mc Ghee on Dial - The Complete Sessions (Spotlite SPJ 131) with James Moody, Dodo Marmarosa, Hank Jones, Milt Jackson, Ray Brown, J. C. Heard
- 1948: Howard McGhee 1948 (Classics 1058) with Fats Navarro, Billy Eckstine, Jimmy Heath, Hank Jones, Ray Brown
- 1948: Howard McGhee & Milt Jackson (Savoy SV 1067)
- 1955: The Bop Master (Affinity AFF 765) with Pepper Adams, Duke Jordan, Tommy Flanagan, Sahib Shihab, Ron Carter, Percy Heath
- 1956: Life is just a bowl of cherries Howard McGhee [Howard McGhee plays selections from the 20th Century Fox cinemascope production] THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE - LONDON RECORDS UK HA-N2033
- 1961: Maggie's Back in Town (Contemporary)
- 1961: Sharp Edge (Black Lion) with George Coleman, Junior Mance, Jimmy Cobb
- 1961: Together Again!!!! - with Teddy Edwards - (Contemporary)
- 1963: House Warmin'! (Argo)
- 1976: Just Be There (Steeplechase SC 31204) with Horace Parlan, Kenny Clarke
- 1978: Home Run (Storyville STCD 8273)
- 1979: Wise in Time (Storyville STCD 8272)
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With James Moody
- Cookin' the Blues (Argo, 1961)
With Don Patterson
- Boppin' & Burnin' (Prestige, 1968)
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ø Ignore Infiniti2000Yes, and it makes sense that way. Let's face it, though, dominate is a really mean ability in an RPG because it's contrary to the fundamental reason for playing an RPG. A role-playing game is a game where you make the decisions that control the actions of your character (PHB pg. 8) and, guess what, here's a case where you can just go sit down in the corner and roll saves until you're able to rejoin us. Thus, any rules on increasing the power of a dominate ability must be considered very carefully.
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ø Ignore Dr_RuminahuiNow, assuming that the dominated person gets no free actions, can the dominator swap its action to take a free action instead? So, instead of hacking its friend with his sword, can the BBEG force it to tell it who send the PCs to kill it?
I know you can swap a standard for a move and a move for a minor, but there doesn't seem to be anything in the rules to allow the swapping of actions for a free action, probably because outside of dominated, one doesn't need to...
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SUMNER — The fund raising for a man in the Albany area who needs a double-lung transplant is ongoing, with the next effort being a benefit concert at the Sumner Auditorium in Worth County on Saturday.
The concert is set for 3 p.m.-7:30 p.m. at the auditorium, which is located at 704 Walnut St. in Sumner. It is being held to help raise funds for Eddie Etheridge, who suffers from idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, an incurable lung disease that has since put him out of work and on oxygen almost constantly, his nephew, Rocky Etheridge, told The Albany Herald in an interview last month.
Through an account with Help Hope Live, his family and friends have been collecting funds by various means to help offset the necessary costs for him to re-gain his well-being.
"He has to have a double-lung transplant, and we are just trying to raise money — and he needs it desperately," said Glenn Goff, coordinator for Saturday's event.
"… He is an old friend of mine. I own a sound and light company, and I am setting everything up just to help him out."
There is a line-up of all local acts expected, such as Dyane (Wimpy) Bowden, Dan Crowder, Rocky Duckworth and students from SOWEGA Performing Arts as well as Ed Lockmiller and Roxanne. There is no cost to attend, but Goff said there will be a request made for donations at the event for people to give what they can.
Goff said Tuesday there was no specific fund raising goal set for the concert.
This event will follow a lawnmower raffle that took place on Aug. 3 at Lawn Performance on Wilmar Lane to help raise funds for the transplant. For that event, raffle tickets were sold at $20 a piece to raffle off a mower valued at $7,000 that had been donated by Grasshopper Mowers. This was preceded by a barbecue held at the same location on July 20.
For more information on Saturday's event, contact Goff at (229) 733-0909. More information can be found on Eddie Etheridge's story at www.helphopelive.org.
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Abstract/Scope | IEC 62673:2013 describes a generic methodology for dependability assessment and assurance of communication networks from a network life cycle perspective. It presents the network dependability assessment strategies and methodology for analysis of network topology, evaluation of dependability of service paths, and optimization of network configurations in order to achieve network dependability performance and dependability of service. It also addresses the network dependability assurance strategies and methodology for application of network health check, network outage control and test case management to enhance and sustain dependability performance in network service operation. This standard is applicable to network service providers, network designers and developers, and network maintainers and operators for assurance of network dependability performance and assessment of dependability of service. Keywords: methodology for dependability assessment and assurance of communication networks |
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A few weeks before Christmas, my wife picked out a small flashlight/key chain for our grandson Seth when we were Christmas shopping at New Graham Knives. We've always tried to shop locally as much as we can, and we've made New Graham Knives an important part of our Christmas shopping tradition.
When Evonda showed me the little flashlight she was buying for Seth, I thought that was nice, but asked what does he need a key chain for? She answered that Seth will be 15 on his birthday on Jan. 15 — that's tomorrow — and he'll be getting his learner's permit soon. After I picked myself off the floor, I thought that we're not old enough to have a grandchild driving. A moment later, I remembered how anxious I was to get my driver's license when I was 15, and when I finally got my license, I had a lot more to worry about.
Back in the early '60s in Pennsylvania, a 15-year-old could operate a motorcycle on a learner's permit without an adult to supervise. I couldn't wait to earn $75 so I could buy Larry Wycoff's well-used and brush-painted Vespa motor scooter and start riding it to work and school. My dad was working at C. Powell Chevrolet, and he sold me three older model cars before I turned 16 — a 1957 Chevrolet station wagon, with the third bench seat facing out the rear window, for $25; a 1953 Dodge with a gyromatic shift for $25; and a 1953 Chrysler with a hemi engine for $75.
Mom forgot to set the parking brake on the Chrysler, and it drifted down Main Street and wrapped itself around a telephone pole. That really hurt my feelings because I had plans to make that car my primary ride, but I really didn't mind. I still had a few months until I could take my driver's exam so it was OK. At the rate I was going, I thought I would have an even better car when I passed my driver's test.
I learned that I figured wrong when the Pennsylvania state trooper who conducted my test said I failed the written part. At that point in my life, I had been driving tractors for 6 or 7 years, but I missed two questions: "What is a safe speed for night-time driving?" and I forgot the other one. I had to wait six or eight weeks to take the test again, so I read the driver's manual over and over again, and didn't miss two questions on my second try. I missed the same question about the safe speed for night-time driving. It had been a two-parter. The trooper gave me partial credit and I passed. (Answer: "A speed where you can stop within the distance illuminated by your headlights, and the posted speed.")
Once I got my junior operator's license, I didn't drive very much. I just needed to have my license mostly to get to work. I did, however, lose that license before I turned 18. There as a short three-lane stretch on U.S. Route 40 between my high school and my home, and I got a ticket for failure to drive to the right. I had put the old '53 Dodge back in service and I was avoiding the ruts in the right lane caused by heavy truck traffic using that lane.
The trooper who arrested me wasn't following me. He was parked behind some junk cars on the right side of the road about two-thirds of the way up the hill. I was in the wrong and I kept my mouth shut, but my mom kicked up a lot of sand a few months later when the state sent me a letter, revoking my junior license until I turned 18.
Of course, Mom couldn't talk the state police out of revoking my license, but she was able to get them to delay the revocation until I went off to college. After another summer of working at Green Cove Farm, I drove to a church outing at Kennywood Park one Sunday afternoon in late August 1967, came back home, sold the Dodge and caught a ride to Morgantown with another kid from McGuffey High School who was also going to West Virginia. He was a sophomore and already had a car. I didn't buy another car until a year after I flunked out of college. After that, I walked to work for six or seven months until I had enough money to buy my 1965 Corvair convertible. I later took summer school classes at WVU to build my GPA up high enough to earn another swing at life's piñata.
Seth doesn't seem too excited about getting his driver's license, but he's a lot more cerebral than I was at his age and I have always thought of him as one of those "still waters run deep" guys instead of the shallow rapids that characterized my late teenage years.
But each of us takes his or her own path on the way to becoming who we will be and the life of one person can't be the blueprint for the life of another even if they're family. My mother always repeated a saying that her mother told her. If you could put all the troubles of the world in one bag, and reach in that bag, you'll pull your own troubles out every time. The amount of challenges you face in life doesn't mean a thing. In the end, it's the way that you face those challenges that makes all the difference.
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Longtime Paonia resident Kodie O'Bannon passed away Thursday, March 7, 2013, at The Eagle Ridge of Grand Valley skilled nursing facility in Grand Junction. She was 93 years old.
Kodie was born to Richard Johnson Lloyd and Cora Isabell Dodds on June 4, 1919, in Price, Utah. She moved to southern Utah when she was young and spent most of her childhood years in Parowan, graduating from Parowan High School. Kodie worked as a telephone operator for the Parowan Cooperative Telephone Company until the age of 20 when she went to Idaho Falls to stay with her sister, Mary, and to attend college. Mom attended the Glen E. Clark Business College in Idaho Falls.
In 1948 while Kodie was working as a Crystal Radio Operator for the Bureau of Reclamation in Boulder City, Nevada, she met F. William "Bill" O'Bannon via the Radio while he was surveying on the Colorado River. They were married on Oct. 29, 1948. Their story was featured on the front page of the Los Angeles Times. Kodie and Bill were married 57 years before his passing in December of 2005. They had three children, Steve (Kathi) O'Bannon of Caldwell, Idaho; Michael (Nancy) O'Bannon of Grand Junction, Colo.; and Candace (Rich) Schultz of West Jordan, Utah. From these three offspring there are 13 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Mom would look at the pictures of the children and grandchildren and say "We started all that?" Mom was a wonderful mother and much adored by her grandchildren! She was preceded in death by her parents, three brothers, two sisters and her husband. She was the last of her generation.
Bill and Kodie lived in Needles, Calif., and Ehrenberg, Ariz., for a number of years after their marriage. During her time there, she worked as a bookkeeper, drove a school bus, and was the Postmaster. Bill grew up in Paonia and when he had an opportunity to transfer to the Bureau of Reclamation in Montrose, he and Kodie moved their family to Paonia in 1961, to be closer to Bill's family. Mom knew that once Bill had moved up onto "his hill," she was never going to get him to leave again! Kodie spent many, many hours in their beautiful orchards and gardens. Their apple cider was the best!
While in Paonia Kodie was active in the Pitkin Mesa Club, PTA, Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, and was an Election Judge for many years. She was a lifelong member of the Democratic Party and member of the Jane Jeffersons. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and held many callings in her Church, including being the Genealogy Librarian for many years, teaching Seminary for the teenagers, serving in the Young Women's Organization both in her local ward and stake. She was a prolific genealogist and loved digging through old microfiche and books. Upon her passing she left many filing cabinets and boxes filled with Family Group Sheets and information.
Kodie loved exploring the West with her husband Bill, camping, fishing, fly fishing and boating. She loved crafts of all kinds, sewing, ceramics and canning. She was a prolific reader. She taught us all that we got our education from school, but learned about life from the Library!
Services in celebration of Kodie's life will be held on Saturday, March 16, at 10 a.m. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 511 Oak Avenue in Paonia. Friends may call beginning at 9 a.m. Interment will be at Cedar Hill Cemetery withTaylor Funeral Service handling the arrangements. Please view the Internet memorial and sign the online guest registry at taylorfuneralservice.com
In lieu of flowers and to help keep her love of reading alive for everyone, please feel free to donate to the Paonia Public Library in the name of Kodie O'Bannon.
Arrangements are under the care and direction of Taylor Funeral Service and Crematory.
View the Internet obituary and sign the online guest registry at taylorfuneralservice.com
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