Life And Times

Ukulele Lady - ^

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Content:
Yellow Cab #552
Ski Lift Rescue
Keith and Lennie's
Big Adventure
Much Ado About
Nothing
Daily Ramble
The Past
Music
Hope
Untitled

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Thanks so much for visiting my Web Site " Life and Times "
     The song 'Ukekele Lady ' is performed by the Jim Kweskin Jug Band circa 1960's from the Boston area. Keith. Flash is required for this song, but only on this page.

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Appreciation!!

Thanks to the people who have managed to find my site and appreciate the content (especially Cab Driver). The input is much appreciated. I have been changing this site a lot lately as I am invigorated and have new ideas and substance for stories. It's all around us everyday. I am no longer afraid or hesitant of my actions in life.
I will be adding more stories and pictures, as I've dug out many old memories in thought and print/photo. They will appear when organized.
Thanks again........... Keith

Categories to come:
Al and the Customer.
UFO.

Apology:

I have sat on my laurels. Laurel is an evergreen foliage once used by the ancient Greeks to crown victors in the Pythian games, a crown of laurel awarded as an honor. It is a tree or shrub resembling true Laurel or especially: mountain laurel. It is worn around the crown of the head, hence crowning. So to rest on your 'laurels', must mean you are sitting on your head, hence, 'Butthead'!