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Michelle of Crows Feet fame has tagged me for this

The rules are:
Post 5 links to 5 of your previously written posts. The posts have to relate to the 5 key words given (family, friend, yourself, your love, anything you like). Tag 5 other friends to do this meme. Try to tag at least 2 new acquaintances (if not, your current blog buddies will do) so that you get to know them each a little bit better.

The Family: I have many posts about my family. Two of the posts I want to link to is about the birth of my grandson, and my daughter's wedding. So here is *Special Announcement* and A Wedding Fit for one of Daddy's Girls.

Friends: The first of what later would become the Top Banana award would go to one of my best friends and best supporter of this blog, Brenda. Check out Off Blog Friend Award.

About Yourself: That's a hard one,and requires some thought. For now I will link to the third post I made, I GOTTA BE ME. Bear in mind I was looking for a font that worked for me at the time. Here's another about me called Hair Guy Memories.

Your Loves: Here is a post I wrote last March called An Unplanned Week From Blogging. I mentioned about mine and Kathy's 28th wedding anniversary.

Anything you like:In this post I stepped out of character, as I was sorta miffed when an afternoon radio personality in Cleveland dissed me when I got on the air and tried to explain why I didn't use my real name when I posted on area message boards. The post was called Voice of Cleveland was Rude to Me. The comments I had gotten from some of the folks working at the Clear Channel headquarters in Independence, Ohio were quite humorous. Well at least to me. I do want to add that I know shock radio is an act, and that post was an act on my part.

Comments

Liquid said…
Maybe some other time....
Some of these post I have read, others I hadn't. It was good to get to know you, and to see some of your wonderful family.
Michelle said…
I really enjoyed that, Cliff. I think your daughter's wedding and you taking off your hat in Hair Guy memories were my favourites.

I chuckled reading Voice of Cleveland. "Neanderthal" - I loved that.

:-D

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