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Happiness is?
by Harry Hallman
When we look back at our childhood years, we tend to remember the best parts. This is why we feel that it was our golden era. Not everyone has an i...
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SPRING HAS SPRUNG!
by Harry Hallman
Happy Easter!
“Spring has sprung,” my grandfather, Pop, used to say. For him, it was a time for celebration because he could go fishing again. Ever...
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Yesteryear Technology
by Harry Hallman
Yesteryear Technology
We live in a fabulous technological world! So many great technical feats make our lives better and healthier. For example, in...
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Ties that Bind
by Harry Hallman
“Ties that bind” is an English language idiom that generally refers to shared beliefs that connect people emotionally. Religion would be one tie, f...
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It’s The Small Things
by Harry Hallman
People often tell you, “Don’t sweat the small things,” and that’s good advice when it comes to things that disturb you. However, it’s the small thi...
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Thanks (Giving) for the Memories
by Harry Hallman
On November 22, 1963, I was working in the darkroom making prints of some target or another for my employer, the United States Air Force. It was a ...
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The Streets of Philadelphia
by Harry Hallman
My favorite Bruce Springsteen song is “The Streets of Philadelphia.” It gives me a lump in my throat every time I hear it. This haunting song remin...
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Stranger in a Strange Land
by Harry Hallman
When you live in one place for a long time, you get comfortable with your surroundings, get used to the people who live near you, and become accust...
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Kensington: Hot Rod City
by Harry Hallman
By Harry Hallman Kensington had a lot of hot rods, and in fact the whole country was crazy for hot rods in the ’50s and ’60s. Movies such as Rebel...
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Dogs, Cats, Salamanders, and Scarlet Johansson. Oh my!
by Harry Hallman
Dogs, Cats, Salamanders, and Scarlet Johansson. Oh my! By Harry Hallman Updated March 13, 2023
The other day while I was lying on my two-thousand-d...
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Making a Buck
by Harry Hallman
Making a Buck By Harry Hallman
Ben Franklin famously said, “A penny saved is a penny earned.” Obviously, he didn’t grow up in the Kensington sectio...
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Kensington Dads
by Harry Hallman
Kensington dads, in my era, came in all flavors. Some drank too much, others were overbearing, and some ignored their kids. Most dads, however, di...
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