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Written By: Randy on August 8, 2010. Posted in: Childhood Memories, Friends, Weddings 6 Comments

Congrats Brian and Kelley!  What a great wedding/party.  EVERYONE had tons of fun, from the golf carts to watching you striptease for Kelley on the dance floor… Love it!

The Best man speech I gave at my buddy Brian’s wedding yesterday:

Ladies and gentlemen. It takes a strong and intelligent man to realize his dreams and achieve [...]

Written By: Randy on February 9, 2010. Posted in: Childhood Memories, Stories From Our Past No Comments Yet
The Legend of The lightning Eagle

I’m a published author, didn’t you know? Apparently in 1991 I wrote some goofy story about an Eagle and they published it into a little bound book.  Just found it in a pile of stuff from my mother.  Kinda funny.  I was 8 so be gentle…

The Legend of the Lightning [...]

Written By: Randy on October 13, 2009. Posted in: Adirondack Life, Childhood Memories, Family Matters, Friends No Comments Yet

In 1989 New York State bought the land the Long Lake Hunting Club had leased for the better part of the century (1200 acres, 8 miles from the nearest road).  They gave us 10 years to get out.  So in 1999 we had to leave the place many of it’s members had grown up in, [...]

Written By: Randy on January 14, 2009. Posted in: Childhood Memories, Reviews No Comments Yet
Stripes and Banana

Growing up, Stripes and Banana was the only way to eat Ice cream.  Banana is obvious, Stripes is more than just chocolate syrup.

It’s really quite simple.  You fill a coffee cup half full with Nestle’s quick.  Then you add water and mix until you get the desired consistency.  After, you just microwave it for about [...]

Written By: Randy on January 3, 2009. Posted in: Childhood Memories No Comments Yet
I Love Nuts and Bolts

Seriously, I do.

You’re probably thinking:

That’s really wierd

it’s not what you think.

“Nuts and Bolts” is the name given to a snack that I ate while growing up.  It’s really just Trail Mix, but a special recipe.  It’s a secret family recipe which my aunt spent years perfecting (or so the story goes).  The base is [...]

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