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A Letter to Max by Art Fettig
Original music composed and performed by Greg Bayton. Dear Max, It’s Memorial Day and I’m thinking about Korea and about you, Max. You and those other G.I’s they carried off on liters from that damn, […]
Weekly Memo
How The Years Fly Bye
Jean and I will have been married over 90 years as you read this. (Not all of those years to each other.) I was married 39 years previously and she was 35 years. May 19th […]
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A Dimmed Point of View
Asked to describe my point of view I might reply “Dimmed.” There is a whole lot right now that is going on in this world and I haven’t a clue. Now if you asked me […]
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All I Want Is My Three Front Teeth
After nearly half a century of professional speeches I’ve had almost everything happen to me, but recently I had a new experience. I was speaking for seniors over at Solty’s Adult Day Care Center here […]
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A Season of Renewal
I was looking through some of my older poems just recently and came upon the following. Somehow it sounded like something we might think about today. A Season of Renewal (c) Art Fettig Perhaps the […]
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Talents and Opportunities
On a scale from one to ten how would you rate your lifetime achievements so far? Given that you were blessed with certain talents and that you have made the effort to discover what your […]
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I Remember It Well
Recently I looked at the date on my computer and it read April 9th. Memories came gushing into my mind. On April 9th, 1951 I was inducted into the United States Army. My pay for […]
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The Musical Wheel
My daughter, Nancy was on the phone today from California and I was at my computer and the small drawer on my computer table was open. It is crammed full of stuff and wonderful memories […]
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The Tap Dancer
It was 1978 and I was almost fifty. My daughter, Nancy, twenty- two. . I had a booking to do three early morning speeches in the grand ballroom of the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago. […]
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