Puzzle Piece #1
Note: the ancient keyboard. Note: the comely sign. Note: The Reverend before he had actual papers. Now, wait for it. (clue: funerals & give-aways .... bonus point: 10/16 is the Scout birthday day ?!?)
posted by wendy lewis at 11/16/2005 08:25:00 PM
12 Comments:
Uh-oh.
Not sure I like where this is going...
Final "piece" of puzzle may cause great distress....
Are you sure you want to take the blog down that road?
And that ain't just a keyboard, that there's a computer!
Would that be the Commodore 64? And also, did it have the game Oregon Trail? (was that what it was called?)
My 1st 'puter was an Apple II. It had a 5-1/4" floppy also, although you really couldn't do much with it. Had a couple simple programs for the kids. The best thing about it was that I won it in a drawing.
Used to have a Pong game we could hook up to the TV, too.
Wow! Too much techno-nostalgia.
Oh, yeah... The !st computer also came with a pin printer. I think it might have had 32K RAM. Ahhhh....
Those WERE the days, my friends.
OK Wendy. The pic of the-not-yet-Rev was taken on your Birthday. Why crop out the year? I think I'm too far out of the loop to solve the puzzle—it's too "inside."
The year was not intentionally cropped off. It just arrived cropped off. Take it up w/ Fatguy..... he was the photographer.
MUST.
CROP.
PHOTO.
Completely aesthetic. No big secret. 'Twas a new camera at the time and I shouldn't have had that on there at all.
But I guess it was wise in the end, documenting a historic endeavor and all.....
The Commodores. Wasn't Lionel Ritchie's band in the '70s? And I was 7 in '64. And 7 is a prime number. And also the date of MY birth. And... And... And... I don't think this is going anwhere.
waaaaaaaiiiiiit for it....... (and be brave....)
tired of being brave...
All the pieces are in place.
The pressure's on!
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