Porn Edgar Casey
Posted: Mon Oct 21, 2013 7:15 am
Even though my father passed away in 2008, I'm still slowly going through boxes, nooks & crannies in an off & on again initiative to clean out my parent's house. I started in earnest soon after he passed away and then with so much going on in the last few years I left everything as it was and only recently started the effort again. There's the usual things that you expect to find when going through someone's things and then there's the odd surprise.
I think what I find amusing is the peculiar combination of things packed together in a box. I do realize that boxes are usually packed as space permits and not categorically but I still find it amusing.
There's one box with a well worn copy of "The Flora and Fauna of Virginia & the Carolinas", his pay stubs from 1961, a box of golf tees in the shape of a woman's bottom, a possum skull and 3 small hand carved Santas.
It's adorable. I can not part with it. So the box has now been moved from the attic of their garage to the attic in our house.
Another box that I brought home with me to open a few days ago contains an odd combination of 1960s literature porn interspersed with various books on Edgar Casey. My father wasn't a religious man but clearly had a keen interest in women and reincarnation.
You never know what the next box will hold!
I think what I find amusing is the peculiar combination of things packed together in a box. I do realize that boxes are usually packed as space permits and not categorically but I still find it amusing.
There's one box with a well worn copy of "The Flora and Fauna of Virginia & the Carolinas", his pay stubs from 1961, a box of golf tees in the shape of a woman's bottom, a possum skull and 3 small hand carved Santas.
It's adorable. I can not part with it. So the box has now been moved from the attic of their garage to the attic in our house.
Another box that I brought home with me to open a few days ago contains an odd combination of 1960s literature porn interspersed with various books on Edgar Casey. My father wasn't a religious man but clearly had a keen interest in women and reincarnation.
You never know what the next box will hold!