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• 18.6.2010
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I was going through a camera boys online box of personal belongings a couple of weeks ago, when I stumbled across some pictures of my 1978 high school graduation. My daughter Vonnie laughed at those pictures and asked me if everyone camera boys online dressed that way in the old days. The old days? 1978 is now the old days? I guess it's only fair since I used to look at my dad's high school year camera boys online book and laugh, thinking he lived back in the Dark Ages. You reap what you sow I guess. In that same box I happened across a batch of camera boys online photos of my best friend Brian. We were the inseparable dynamic dual always neck high in mischievous trouble, but never to the camera boys online point of lawlessness or destruction of any kind. The event I am about to discuss here is one of the most daring of all the stunts we pulled.

Brian called me one night in May of 1978 and read a section from a James Harriet novel, the camera boys online title of which I cannot recall, about a guy who dressed like a phantom and walked the country side with a lantern scaring the camera boys online locals. He thought that would be a great stunt for the two of us to pull. What could I say but ?Count me in Bro, sounds like a plan!? The setting was camera boys online perfect for this copy-cat stunt we were planning. The setting was An old two story farm house built in the mid-1800s, a primitive frontier camera boys online cemetery crowded with spooky looking tombstones, and an old frontier style church house on the far western edge of Livonia, Michigan. What made the atmosphere so fitting was it's isolation from civilization, out in the middle of nowhere. Nothing but farm land as far as the camera boys online eye could see.

Brian and his family lived in the old farm house, and his father was the camera boys online, which had been renovated for regular use. This little church was one of three locations for Trinity Baptist Church, and it was also the location I attended as well. The two lane dirt camera boys online road that ran by the farm house, cemetery, and church never had much traffic in those days, and since we were planning our camera boys online mischievous deed for late at night, we knew we were in camera boys online business.