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The Big Jump

April 2, 2013 By Steve Jaeger Leave a Comment

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Steve Jaeger takes you back to his last summer in Coney Island, when he was finally tall enough to ride the Parachute Jump.

Filed Under: Teenage Kicks, The Good Life Tagged With: 1939 World's Fair, 1964, adolescence, amusement parks, arcade games, Atlantic Ocean, Beaches, birthdays, boardwalk, Boys, Brooklyn, childhood, Coney Island, dangerous amusement park rides, dangerous rides, family trips, family vacations, memories, Nathan's hot dogs, New York City history, Nostalgia, nyc, parachute jump, race riots, roller coasters, shooting galleries, Steeplechase, summer vacation, teenage kicks, Thrills

Shark Week: Close Encounters With Jeff Kurr

August 16, 2012 By Savas Abadsidis Leave a Comment

Discovery Channel Shark Week producer and shark expert Jeff Kurr has more advice for finding—and avoiding—close encounters of the shark kind on your summer vacation.

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Shovels in the Sand

January 14, 2012 By Tim Ruane Leave a Comment

Shovels in the Sand I do not love you yet. I love your voice, And I would take you To a beach in Delaware And ask you to lie in the sun While I, nearby, Sat beneath an umbrella, Playing in the sand With a Tinkertoy Construction Set And shovels and buckets, Thinking of [...]

Filed Under: Tim Ruane, Uncategorized Tagged With: art, Beaches, photography, poetry, Sex and Relationships, Sun

Ten things I've learned from hosting stuffed animal parades with my sister as a child

May 26, 2011 By Josh Bowman 3 Comments

Stuffed animals love being in parades. Many stuffed animals are named after the type of animal that they are. For instance: “bear” “owl” “big mouse” “fluffy bunny”. Other animals are named “Mr. Soldier” or “Sally”. The parades we held always had a trio of bad guys trying to stop the parades from happening. Those bad [...]

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