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A house has alot of memories

This house looks an awful lot like my sister's house in Vader, Washington before they sold it. My mom moved in with them after my father died and we couldn't keep up our house in Oregon. I think the last time I visited was when my mother was dying in July of 1995. We were talking about my mother dancing with soldier's in World War II and how dad had stolen chickens during the depression years so he and mom could get back to Walla Walla, Washington. My sister grew big gardens and lots of raspberries and strawberries too. The house was always full of family members stopping in to say hello. During the holiday's my sister would stretch out the dining room table and it would be full of good food. Noone left hungry at my sister's house. I remember when Mt Saint Helen's had erupted and three families had evacuated to my sister's place. It was pure havoc. I had just left my husband and what with the mountain blowing, the men out of work and the washer and dryer going night and day it was pretty hectic to say the least! Every Christmas my brother-in-law Corn made Christmas "futch" and one year he'd made it in canning jars!

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