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A look back at the things that shape us.

Writing is an old friend to me. Publishing is not.  Several events in my life have propelled me to share writings, new and old. I have stored these things for just such a day.

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Haunted Campout and Walking Beside the Dead

Just because it is almost Halloween: Here’s the irony. For the first Halloween in anyone’s memory, it will be more frightening to see...

Leroy Street, The Soda Shop and Six-guns a’Blazing

I am a “Baby Boomer” and confess to a life made easier by the men and women who endured the Great Depression, went to war, and learned to...

Gus the Cat, Daddy Spaghetti, and Along Came Cheryl

Time, however, passes whether we like it or not. My twenties came and went with all the dramatic changes that go with them.

Sweet Potatoes, Look Out Below and Gregg Street Mishaps

I remember the sweetness of early life and the battle scars of boyhood in this story I call: Sweet Potatoes, Look Out Below and Gregg...

Mama Dot, Alligators, and Dubious Kool-Aid

While I have had much to say about my father, Mom has, until now, managed to stay out of the spotlight. No longer. In this story I will...

Little Boxes Arriving Daily on a Porch Near You

“If you didn’t see it come in, it didn’t” Cheryl Hill, June 2020 Once again writing in this time of the quarantine, I have dredged up...

Big Bob, Float Boat and the Big Chill

I try to write stories that are warm and hopefully a little humorous. For this one you might want to bundle up in a coat and hat. This...

Friendship, Springmaid and Bird Dogs

In the fourth grade, one of my best friends, Raleigh Bailes, was also on the Fort Mill Elementary School Safety Patrol. Raleigh’s father...

Let’s Rock the Fort-Roc Again

Starting with the family-style ‘50’s to the Rock-n-Roll ’60 to the Anything Goes ‘70’s and ‘80s, The Drive-In Movie Saw it all. I call...

Red Clay, Spreading the Hay and The Dump Truck Blues

Everyone has special abilities and I discovered mine working with Hill-Yarborough Construction Company. My father and Kenneth Yarborough...

Simple Indulgence

Let’s assume I am composing this week’s quarantine letter on the finest vellum using a 1940’s style fountain pen. “Putting pen to paper”...

Temptations, Watermelons and Hiding the Gin

As High school seniors, John, Chuck and I spent far too many Friday and Saturday nights checking out girls at the Park In Grill, Hardees...

Fire Stories, Pig Tales and Friends

This week’s story looks to the more recent past when country music was mainstream, social gatherings were casual and for a moment, life...

High Hopes, New Shoes and Free Throws

Dad wanted me to be an athlete. He had been a star on the football team during his senior year at Fort Mill High School. He was so good...

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Looking back on the events that shape our lives. 

We are all told, “live your life to the fullest”; I am here to do just that. Back Window serves as a vessel to project my passions, and clue in my loyal readers as to what inspires me in this crazy world. So, sit back, relax, and read on.

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