pCINNIA FINFER _AUTHOR _CONFESSION S OF A HELMET _FREE CHILDHOOD _TRUE_ISH TALES OF ANALOG UPBRINGING/ppbr/ppbr/ppbr/ppbr/ppbr/ppbr/ppbr/ppa href="https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/585278207549638244/6613059697250659795" rel="nofollow"img src="https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-vfcFGL1A77g/X9pAKL9QriI/AAAAAAAAQK0/q_nGffpof1QhZ_fLAVfgrYbBpl088WcjgCLcBGAsYHQ/s320/1608138354291-316849724.jpg" height="320"/a/ppa href="https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/585278207549638244/6613059697250659795" rel="nofollow"Link to book/a/ppBelieve it or not, 1970 was 50 years ago. Why isn’t anyone talking about that?/ppbr/ppOh right, global pandemic, civil unrest, fires, hurricanes ...../ppbr/ppWould you like to talk about something else for a change?/ppbr/ppWhy not look back at the similarities and difference of being a kid 50 years/ppago when life was a mash-up of old-fashion fun to space-age possibilities with what today’s kids/ppare navigating../ppbr/ppI wrote strongConfessions of a Helmet-Free Childhood,True-ish Tales of an Analog Upbringing/strong/pp-a collection of 13 humorous essays that serve a a wayback machine that captures former childhood /ppmishaps and the lessons learned. While the stories are personal, the appeal is universal./ppbr/ppThe conversation can go any number of ways./ppI would argue, our truer self was revealed on the playground./ppHow to hang on to the good stuff gof being a kid? (curiosity, living in the moment, being/ppour authentic selves) What were the “gifts” of childhood that prepared/ppus for adult life? What were the things we left -that we should get back./ppAnd let’s have some laughs about childhood “over tea.#34;/ppbr/ppBOOK BLURB/ppstrongFinfer tells wry, often riveting stories of facing a school bus bully, inadvertently destroying her sister#39;s banana-seat bike, and becoming entangled in scrapes not always of her making.#34; -- Publishers Weekly Booklife./strong/ppbr/ppstrong#34;Finfer delivers 13 vignettes that eloquently capture the essence of childhood.#34; - Kirkus Reviews/strong./ppbr/ppWhether she’s taking a face plant in a second-grade war, lying her way into pet ownership, setting the fondue kit on fire or taking the Fifth after an epic food fight, emConfessions of a Helmet-Free Childhood/em chronicles Cinnia Curran Finfer finding her way through childhood by trial and error—heavy on the error. She wasn’t trying to be funny; it just keeps turning out that way./ppbr/ppBorn the second of four girls in New York City, Cinnia’s childhood played out in five different grade schools and three different high schools in New York, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Illinois. Being small for her age, far from athletic, and a perpetual new kid with an unusual name made for quite a ride. Like any kid, she made bad calls, big mistakes, and sometimes simply found herself in the wrong place at the wrong time./ppbr/ppHey, a lot happens between “Go out and play” and “Be home before dark.”/ph2Product details/h2ullistrongASIN : /strongB083RK7LCR/lilistrongPublisher : /strongThe Finfer Group, Inc. (10 Jan. 2020)/lilistrongLanguage: : /strongEnglish/lilistrongFile size : /strong3648 KB/lilistrongSimultaneous device usage : /strongUnlimited/lilistrongText-to-Speech : /strongEnabled/lilistrongScreen Reader : /strongSupported/lilistrongEnhanced typesetting : /strongEnabled/lilistrongX-Ray : /strongNot Enabled/lilistrongWord Wise : /strongEnabled/lilistrongPrint length : /strong70 pages/lilistrongPage numbers source ISBN : /strong1734307412/lilistrongBest Sellers Rank: /strong2,255,534 in Kindle Store (a href="https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/585278207549638244/6613059697250659795" rel="nofollow"See Top 100 in Kindle Store/a)/lili8,129 in a href="https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/585278207549638244/6613059697250659795" rel="nofollow"Biographies amp; Memoirs of Women/a/lili53,942 in a href="https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/585278207549638244/6613059697250659795" rel="nofollow"Women#39;s Biographies/a/lili55,625 in a href="https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/585278207549638244/6613059697250659795" rel="nofollow"Humour (Kindle Store)/a/liliBook Review/liliI like this book as I read the first chapter it reminded me of my time growing up in the 70s-i was in 1962 and remember most of my childhood ,yes the 60-79s had problems but this book excellently written by the author draws you in to a time when kids did something more than just be online,is online was not quite that great back then.inspiring,reflecting ,a jolly great read/lili5-5🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟highly recommend by Ghostman Radio/li/ulpbr/ppbr/ppbr/ppbr/ppbr/ppbr/ppbr/ppbr/ppbr/ppa href="https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/585278207549638244/6613059697250659795" rel="nofollow"img src="https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-vfcFGL1A77g/X9pAKL9QriI/AAAAAAAAQK0/q_nGffpof1QhZ_fLAVfgrYbBpl088WcjgCLcBGAsYHQ/s320/1608138354291-316849724.jpg" height="320"/a/ppa href="https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/585278207549638244/6613059697250659795" rel="nofollow"Link to book/a/ppBelieve it or not, 1970 was 50 years ago. Why isn’t anyone talking about that?/ppbr/ppOh right, global pandemic, civil unrest, fires, hurricanes ...../ppbr/ppWould you like to talk about something else for a change?/ppbr/ppWhy not look back at the similarities and difference of being a kid 50 years/ppago when life was a mash-up of old-fashion fun to space-age possibilities with what today’s kids/ppare navigating../ppbr/ppI wrote strongConfessions of a Helmet-Free Childhood,True-ish Tales of an Analog Upbringing/strong/pp-a collection of 13 humorous essays that serve a a wayback machine that captures former childhood /ppmishaps and the lessons learned. While the stories are personal, the appeal is universal./ppbr/ppThe conversation can go any number of ways./ppI would argue, our truer self was revealed on the playground./ppHow to hang on to the good stuff gof being a kid? (curiosity, living in the moment, being/ppour authentic selves) What were the “gifts” of childhood that prepared/ppus for adult life? What were the things we left -that we should get back./ppAnd let’s have some laughs about childhood “over tea.#34;/ppbr/ppBOOK BLURB/ppstrongFinfer tells wry, often riveting stories of facing a school bus bully, inadvertently destroying her sister#39;s banana-seat bike, and becoming entangled in scrapes not always of her making.#34; -- Publishers Weekly Booklife./strong/ppbr/ppstrong#34;Finfer delivers 13 vignettes that eloquently capture the essence of childhood.#34; - Kirkus Reviews/strong./ppbr/ppWhether she’s taking a face plant in a second-grade war, lying her way into pet ownership, setting the fondue kit on fire or taking the Fifth after an epic food fight, emConfessions of a Helmet-Free Childhood/em chronicles Cinnia Curran Finfer finding her way through childhood by trial and error—heavy on the error. She wasn’t trying to be funny; it just keeps turning out that way./ppbr/ppBorn the second of four girls in New York City, Cinnia’s childhood played out in five different grade schools and three different high schools in New York, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Illinois. Being small for her age, far from athletic, and a perpetual new kid with an unusual name made for quite a ride. Like any kid, she made bad calls, big mistakes, and sometimes simply found herself in the wrong place at the wrong time./ppbr/ppHey, a lot happens between “Go out and play” and “Be home before dark.”/ph2Product details/h2ullistrongASIN : /strongB083RK7LCR/lilistrongPublisher : /strongThe Finfer Group, Inc. (10 Jan. 2020)/lilistrongLanguage: : /strongEnglish/lilistrongFile size : /strong3648 KB/lilistrongSimultaneous device usage : /strongUnlimited/lilistrongText-to-Speech : /strongEnabled/lilistrongScreen Reader : /strongSupported/lilistrongEnhanced typesetting : /strongEnabled/lilistrongX-Ray : /strongNot Enabled/lilistrongWord Wise : /strongEnabled/lilistrongPrint length : /strong70 pages/lilistrongPage numbers source ISBN : /strong1734307412/lilistrongBest Sellers Rank: /strong2,255,534 in Kindle Store (a href="https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/585278207549638244/6613059697250659795" rel="nofollow"See Top 100 in Kindle Store/a)/lili8,129 in a href="https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/585278207549638244/6613059697250659795" rel="nofollow"Biographies amp; Memoirs of Women/a/lili53,942 in a href="https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/585278207549638244/6613059697250659795" rel="nofollow"Women#39;s Biographies/a/lili55,625 in a href="https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/585278207549638244/6613059697250659795" rel="nofollow"Humour (Kindle Store)/a/liliBook Review/liliI like this book as I read the first chapter it reminded me of my time growing up in the 70s-i was in 1962 and remember most of my childhood ,yes the 60-79s had problems but this book excellently written by the author draws you in to a time when kids did something more than just be online,is online was not quite that great back then.inspiring,reflecting ,a jolly great read/lili5-5🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟highly recommend by Ghostman Radio/li/ulpbr/ppbr/pbr/br/Support this podcast at — a rel='payment' href='https://redcircle.com/ghostman-radio-station/donations'https://redcircle.com/ghostman-radio-station/donations/a
