RW> I don't remember much of those days. I'm a bit younger.
 
You remember no A/C?  Guys selling from push carts in the neighborhood?
Getting into a movie by bringing an aluminum item with you as the entrance
fee?
 
RW> The only thing I knew was that 'daddy' went off to fight the Germans.
RW> c1945...
 
Mine died 6 months before the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor.  He was 32.  A
few years later, my brother joined the Navy and was halfway across the
Pacific when Japan surrendered.
 
RW> One evening, with nothing to do but take a ride, Nancy and I started
RW> going north on old highway 395 in California. That's I-15 these days. It
RW> was a sparkling night sky and a full moon just rising in the east. North
RW> of the city called Escondido, we rounded a bend in the road and to our
RW> right was the beginnings of evening fog. Through that fog, the moon
RW> created a silver rainbow. We've never seen one since.
 
That is very unusual.  I'll look for pictures of that if someone took them
and shared.
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

... Radical: Anyone whose opinion differs from ours.
--- D'Bridge 3.30