Check the bottom of the dresser drawers...

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speleobat2
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Check the bottom of the dresser drawers...

Post by speleobat2 » Sat May 23, 2009 9:39 pm

This comes under the topic of Grab a Clue Where Ever You Find One!

Last week, I made the 1000 mile plus trip to the great north woods to visit my sister. While I was there I picked up two old dressers which were in an old company house my parents bought back in 1974 when my grandmother's house became unliveable. They bought the house from a man named Sam and we knew that he had a son named Rueben, but didn't know much more. Yesterday, I pulled the 1973 newspapers out of the drawers and discovered that Rueben had left a clue about himself. The name Rueben Samuel and his last name was written twice in pencil across the bottom of the drawer! So now we know that he probably got his middle name from his father and who knows where Rueben came from--a grandfather maybe? Not relevant to my family, but shows that you can find clues to people in some unlikely places! :o

Note to Sarah and Frances: It only snowed once, but there was a 40 mile an hour wind with it! :shock: Ah Spring in the north country! :lol: Then I heard that Sarah was probably sunbathing in Minneapolis three days later when the temperature hit 97 degrees! 8)

Carol :D
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Re: Check the bottom of the dresser drawers...

Post by SarahND » Tue May 26, 2009 7:51 pm

speleobat2 wrote:Then I heard that Sarah was probably sunbathing in Minneapolis three days later when the temperature hit 97 degrees! 8)
No, that was my son :wink:
I'm here in north Idaho burning piles of straw that was used to keep our footings from freezing over the winter. The logs arrive next week and then I'll have to start figuring out how to make them into a house :shock:

Cheers,
Sarah