Monday, 18 October 2004
Baby Ronni
[7 December 1941] Mommy and Daddy were taking pictures of Ronni in her bath when a shocking announcement was made on the radio: Pearl Harbor had been attacked.
COMMENTS FROM ORIGINAL WEBSITE
williambernthal @ 2003-09-11 12:47 said:
You can see the shock and dismay in Ronni`s face!
airmemories @ 2004-04-14 14:08 said:
Hi Ronni! I realize that I didn`t see the very beginning of your flog. I`m coming back to visit these precious early images of yours. Look at that face! I can still see the same curious look in you today!
tomswift46 @ 2004-04-25 07:21 said:
Wow! Wonderful one! I love to go back to the beginning of people`s Flogs. What a find.
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I have enjoyed the Timeline series immensely. I hope you are able to transfer the comments from the other site.
Posted by: SV on Oct 18, 2004 12:47:42 PM
I really love this feature!
I can't wait to read more.
Take Care
Michael
Posted by: Michael on Oct 18, 2004 1:12:12 PM
Ronni, I just stumbled into your "About" and was moved to post a comment by your words, "These days I am trying to find out what it is like to grow old. It is stunning how little popular writing there is about this. And it is shameful how older people are treated by every aspect of American culture. I want to help change that."
Things are changing, and doing so in a very large way. It's just that we have a hard time seeing the changes much as travelers on a great oceanliner don't readily detect changes in the ship's directions.
I speak to and consult across a great spectrum of industries and have seen new developments in the past two years that were not conceivable to many of the people behind them.
A host of negative attitudes on aging that have been in place in the West for generations, even centuries are dissolving. It is a wonderful time in which to grow old.
By the way, are you familiar with Helen Luke's "Old Age?" It is a fabulous book on growing and being old that achieves its sublime distinction not by candy-coating age, but by exploring the very soul of aging with wide eyes and at times a great sense of wonderment.
Posted by: David Wolfe on Oct 18, 2004 2:40:14 PM
Ronnie, you were such a cutie!!! Abd there's even a rubber duck in the photo! I'm looking forward so much to the series.
Melinda Applegate
Posted by: Melinda Applegate on Oct 18, 2004 10:10:49 PM
