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6 comments:
The man behind the word Reaganomics, the Great Radio Braoadcast legend sadly passed away but his memory will stay with me for "The rest of the story"
I really enjoyed Paul Harvey's "rest of the story" stories!
A few years ago, Paul Harvey related how the flow of a story, the cadence, if you will, was closely related to song writing and for that matter, poetry.
I have long since forgotten the technical aspects of what he endeavored to impart, but there will be no forgetting him and his ability to tell a story.
The breadth of your intellectual approach to life amazes me.
I enjoy your blog immensely
Baron - Hmmm. I always thought it was all the coffee I drink that gave me bad breath.
Oh, "breadth". Never mind...
Some of my fondest memories of childhood (in the mid to late 70s) are of listening to Paul Harvey while working with my grandfather on the farm. Even over the last several years I would tune in to WGN on the internet just to listen.
RIP Paul.
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