Patches of My Life
Youth in the South
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Narrated by:
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Tom Mailey
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By:
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Kenneth D. Fly
About this listen
Kenneth Fly went from town living to the life of a farm boy during the 1940s, 1950s, and early 1960s. It was a life of hard work without luxury. Instead of watching television and playing video games, he grew up working in the fields of North Carolina, handling firearms, operating machinery, and participating in other activities and tasks that are foreign to the youngsters, youth, and even men of today. In this series of personal narratives and anecdotes, Fly recalls those days with detail and humor.
Life wasnt always easy, but his mother did whatever was necessary to make a good home and loving environment for her family. His dad was a hardworking master carpenter whose behavior showed anyone watching that life is about morals, hard work, and self-respect.
The Fly family is special because they so rarely complained and always managed to stay happy. For them, life wasnt fancy, but relying on common sense and each other made it sweet.
©2014 Kenneth D. Fly (P)2024 Kenneth D. Fly