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Edith and Coco

D. E. Larsen, DVM Edith was an older lady who you would see walking down the street in Sweet Home daily. I don’t think she drove, but maybe she just preferred to walk. Her hair was always curled but not what you would call well kept. Some would call her petite, and I am sureContinue reading “Edith and Coco”

Fast Ball Pitch in the Bullpen

This post is published today to honor the memory of NY Yankee pitcher Don Larsen. Don Larsen died today at the age of 90, he is mentioned in this post, written a couple of years ago as a memory of a from my growing up years. D. E. Larsen, DVM I enjoyed layingContinue reading “Fast Ball Pitch in the Bullpen”

Mutt and Jeff

D. E. Larsen, DVM Here they come, I could see them walking over from Safeway. My memory fails me to remember their names. Maybe a gap in my memory, but more likely, it was because of the nicknames I attached to them. I only used those names privately, mostly between Sandy and myself. But theyContinue reading “Mutt and Jeff”