Sorry, I just viewed the blogs since I posted mine in February; guess it shows how often I get on the computer. Anyway, thanks for sharing your experiences, Dominic and Joe about my old house and my dear Mom. I had forgotten about those bologna salad sandwiches my mom used to make and about that wonderful metal glider. We used to love to sit on and that big porch. I think the friend that you spent time hiking with might have been Michael or Raymond.
One night I kept thinking of how we used to play hide and seek at Grandma's upstairs in that scary closet or someplace in the bathroom. Does anyone else remember playing hide & seek with me? I also remember hoping Grandpa would give us a dime or 15 cents to go to Isaly's for a "sky scraper." I was too shy to ask; maybe Carl asked for us.
I often tell my family about having saltine crackers and (real) butter on Christmas. Butter tasted so much better than the oleo I normally got at home. At home, I remember creeping downstairs peeking through the stair rails and noticing Uncle Blackie's "Santa" beard was off and that he wasn't truly Santa. I think he was having a shot of whiskey with my Dad. I also remember Easter Sunday at Grandma's with Gary and Joey looking so nice in their topcoats. Do you guys remember those coats? I remember when I celebrated my 8th birthday at Grandma's because Mom was in the hospital having my baby brother, Ronnie. Aunt Rose, Aunt Phyl and Grandma lit a candle and put it on a cupcake and then they sang Happy Birthday to me.
Welcome
This blog is for any of the friends, relatives or decedents of Egidio (James) and Felicetta (Fanny) Warino from Youngstown, Ohio. I hope we can use it as a tool to capture the memories of growing up in our family and the times we shared at Grandma's house on Truesdale Avenue.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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