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Tag Archives: in the days before running water
Honeysuckle Air – Memories of Toe Jam in the Summer Heat
In this era of showers and modern houses for even the poorest folks, not many remember the days when children co-existed with their dirt till the Saturday bath. Back in those days in dusty Oklahoma, toe jam was really noticeable … Continue reading
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