An Incredible Journey
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What if for one day, twenty-four hours, you wake up before daybreak, put on your day clothes, shoes, hat and set out to live one God given day in the past. You have no aches, pains nor worry. No job, no boss to face, no responsibility to answer. A day that is yours and yours only. Twenty-four hours to visit the past. Anywhere, anybody, anytime. It is your choosing and yours alone, no outside input or influence. Which day would it be? Where would you go? Who would you see? What event would you visit? The horrible day in the 1930’s when the stock market fell and people all over It could be a day of seriousness, a day of laughter or solitude, alone with all your thoughts and dreams. It could be a day when you sit down by a cool gentle brook and looked into your hopeful future and thought about the things you wished to become – the world you wanted to change. Yes the evening when the work was done! Mom and Dad and many of the neighbors would gather on the porch or in the yard. They were sitting calmly in the cool of the day just being good neighbors and friends. Oh! But wait until the stories begin!! One after another, they seem to get bigger, louder, and more real, until your sides were bursting from laughter. Although some would be so horrible in nature until it left you with eyes wide, heart pumping and afraid to walk home in the dark. From this day in history comes the writings of this book. My wish is that it will spark some memories about your past. Some will be good, some bad, some funny, some sad, but our past should live on through generations to come. Our past brought us to where we are right now.
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About the Book
In this book you will learn more about boys and girls growing up in the country than you ever wanted to know. It is about a community of families with a house full of kids doing all kinds of things. The stories are mostly true and will leave you rolling on the floor with laughter. While your sides are splitting and you are trying to catch your breath, you will remember many events of your own growing up years.
If you miss this it will be a great loss. This is a way of life forever gone.
About the Author
William Odis Epps has lived a rich, happy, and blessed life. Growing up in a loving, country family in Easley (