I was a shoe shine boy at Camp Meeting, business and pay was pretty good, The area was dusty, made for good business. Do you still get a shoe shine? Surely you do not wear tennis shoes all the time.By far the Shoe Shine job was best in my youth! I wanted to go to the General Assembly in Indianapolis and take my shoe shine box. I loved popping that rag. Never was as good as the guys at the barber shop.I wanted to get in on the BIG money, shining the officials shoes. My pastor (dad) shot it down. Dad did not understand the drive of the entrepreneur. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
No it was the NC Camp meeting. A couple of us PK’s had a shoe shine box. I guess I am just at the age of ‘looking back’. LO________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
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When he was a teen, my son Dayron had a large poster in his room. It featured a guy who was sitting in an arm chair which was facing a GIANT speaker.The guy’s rather long hair was blowing back like he was in a wind storm. The words on the poster said, If it’s too loud, you’re too old. That’s when I began to realize age was creeping up on me .Doyl________________
Doyle, to show how relevant and up with the times you are, you are supposed to strike through the you’re too old part and write it’s too loud. Then it reads If it’s too loud, it’s too loud. What makes you relevant is tacking on FIFY. (If I have to explain it, you’re too old.