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Seymour’s recollection got me thinking. How was it that his family and him found happiness in distraction, whereas distraction was the very thing that drove me from my work into a deep-sea diver’s suit that eventually put me in the hospital? Why wasn’t writing for me more like Seymour’s harmonica playing: effortless and joyful? I was mulling over the thought when Seymour said to me, “When I was a child I got one of those old fashioned keys stuck in my nostril. I don’t remember why I got it into my head that I needed to do it. All I recall is that it went in with little effort, but refused to come out at all. I panicked and started screaming. My parents raced into my room and when they saw what I had done their worry dissolved into hilarity. My father laughed so hard that he fell against my wall knocking off the painting of a clown that hung there. My mother, calm and practical left the room and returned with a jar of petroleum jelly. She dipped her little finger into the jar and inserted the dab of goop into my nostril. She cradled my head and asked my father to ply it gently from my nose. Splaying my nostril with his thumb and index finger, my father successfully maneuvered the key out of its hole, but not before causing a mighty nosebleed.” Seymour tapped a finger against his nostril knowingly. I didn’t know what to make of his story. We sat facing one another in silence until he broke the spell by tapping a finger on the the window. “Look, we’ve arrived.”
Image from 'Recollections of Old Christmas: a masque. Performed at Grimston. [By Thomas C. Croker.]', 000697401
Author: CROKER, Thomas Crofton.
Page: 35
Year: 1850
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"Personal Recollections of the War", by Alfred Bellard
An antiques dealer, sorting through the contents of the attic of a house in Mahopac, New York, in 1962, came across two notebooks that had apparently belonged to a Union soldier in the Civil War. She promptly bought them. One of the volumes contained copies of letters; the other, in a different hand, had a title page written in elaborate calligraphy, as shown above. This volume was a memoir, copiously illustrated with water color drawings pasted onto the lined pages of the notebook.
The antiques dealer’s son-in-law, Alec Thomas, was fascinated and curious about the man who had so lovingly constructed this explicit account in pictures and words of his wartime service, and he searched out the official documents of the soldier’s life.
Private Alfred Bellard, Company C, 5th Regiment of the New Jersey Volunteers, had been an eighteen-year-old carpenter’s apprentice from Jersey City when he enlisted for a three-year hitch in August, 1861. He had fought through many of the major battles of the war, was wounded at Chancellorsville, and was mustered out in August, 1864.
After the war he became a printer and engraver and died in 1891 of epilepsy in a soldiers’ home in Kearny, New Jersey.
Mike Martin moderated a panel discussion entitled: "Santa Fe Railway Railroader Recollections - Tales from those who were there".
2016 Santa Fe Railway Historical and Modeling Society Wichita Convention
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"Recollections is a colorful, dazzling projection which lets visitors create vivid, full-size, time-delayed images of themselves. Visitors move about in dance like motion to create dozens of time lapse and computer generated personal silhouettes. Combining computer technology, a color camera, a large screen projector, and a special retro-reflective screen, artist Ed Tannenbaum has created an environment which explores time and motion in beautiful colors."
Re:Recollection 2008 is an artbook (with bonus DVD) and takes a look back at footage and images that were showcased during the Square Enix DKΣ3713 Party and Tokyo Games Show 2008
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Recollections of domestic life. Soap making, Antigo, 1884. The farmer is pooring water into the ash barrel to make lye; his wife is boiling a kettle of fat. Lye and fat produce soft soap.
Sculptor Susan Hagen created "Recollection Tableaux", a series of dioramas that depict scenes from the history of Eastern State Penitentiary.
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Recollections 454799 - Valentine's Day, Magenta - Monstera Leaf, Stampin' Up - Do the Hula, Create A Smile - Double Stitched Rectangles, MS punch - grass, Memento ink, TH Distress Oxide inks, TH Distress inks, Copic markers, Zing EP - grapefruit, Wink of Stella pen clear, Paper Source A6 folded card - spruce
Sculptor Susan Hagen created "Recollection Tableaux", a series of dioramas that depict scenes from the history of Eastern State Penitentiary.