You saw cars up on blocks because tires weren’t available.You can remember milk being delivered to your house early in the morning and placed in the...“milk box” on the porch.You are the last to see the gold stars in the front windows of grieving neighbours whose sons died in the War.You saw the ‘boys’ home from the war, build their little houses.You are the last generation who spent childhood without television; instead, you imagined what you heard on the radio.With no TV until the 50’s, you. Aaron had a beena former high school football player. He laughed at the irony that he wasin love with a girl who had just won a scholarship with her footballskills.Beth's sorority sisters were very proud of her also. She spent most ofthe game regaling her triumph with the girls from her sorority. They paidvery little attention to the game even though it was an exciting game.Beth and her fellow Chi O missed most of the first 58 minutes of thegame.When they begin to pay attention to the game they. .. Now he was sat in his study at computer. He was positioned next to the window, waiting for the evening show. He looked out across the street and directly into Claire’s room. She was late home again... Why hadn’t Pete picked her up in the car? Something was up. Had she found a boyfriend? Dave prayed to God that she hadn’t. His attention went back to the girls on his computer screen. A blonde bombshell was screaming like a banshee, while a head of brown wavy hair sucked hungrily from her. “Don’t worry about us anymore, any of you scum, and that especially means you Victoria; you are really too far beyond the pale to be believed! We’re opting to be out and away from low class scum like yourselves,” I said. “And, again, that especially means you Victoria. Have bad lives the lot of you!”Victoria’s mouth was wide open but producing no sound. But, then it did. “John Michael ... I’m sorry okay. Really, please!” she begged. I turned back to consciously sneer at her, her in.