I went in the wintertime about 1967-8 to a stable with a girl I was working at a restaurant with called Eat- a-bit. Off Grand and Austin. She says, lets take the day off and go horseback riding. So I went with her and my sister on a blizzard of a day and when we got on the horses we rode out to the clearing and then my sister's horse fell. I was in shock...literally in shock. I have no sen
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My dad worked for Emil Denmark in the forties. His name is Albert Hunt. He was a heavy duty auto mechanic for Emil Denmark. The men wore blue and white uniforms and Emil wanted to show the customers how clean the mechanics were. This is what my dad told me. He said that Mr. Emil Denmark said no man was worth two weeks vacation back then! Boy sounds like a civil rights thing to me th
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I remember Snacktime restaurant. I worked for Gus for four years. Some of the best years of my life! I remember grandpa Gus...He was always nice to me and the customers. Sometimes I wish that I could have worked there forever that is how much I loved working there. Anyone know if Gus and his wife are around, and working a restaurant or retired by now I would think. I worked there
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