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I couldn't believe my EARS
I was walking out to the garage when I heard what sounded like a bell cats wear on their collar. I raise birds and dogs so cats in my yard can be a problem. Stopped to listen/ look up on the hill for the cat, nothing. Proceeded on my way and there again tink tink tink. Had a flash back of sorts about being 10 years old rideing a bike to the market for a soda and candy bar. Tink tink tink. was the echo off the block wall of the sound coming from my pocket. Put my hand in and pulled out some change including two silver quarters one 1956 & one 1960. Funny how I had forgoten how sweet silver pocket change sounded banging around. Now days my silver is wrapped, sleeved, protected, untouched, unrubbed , you know the drill. Must have gotten them in change from the smoke shop. I'ma goinna go pay that lady another visit.
I was walking out to the garage when I heard what sounded like a bell cats wear on their collar. I raise birds and dogs so cats in my yard can be a problem. Stopped to listen/ look up on the hill for the cat, nothing. Proceeded on my way and there again tink tink tink. Had a flash back of sorts about being 10 years old rideing a bike to the market for a soda and candy bar. Tink tink tink. was the echo off the block wall of the sound coming from my pocket. Put my hand in and pulled out some change including two silver quarters one 1956 & one 1960. Funny how I had forgoten how sweet silver pocket change sounded banging around. Now days my silver is wrapped, sleeved, protected, untouched, unrubbed , you know the drill. Must have gotten them in change from the smoke shop. I'ma goinna go pay that lady another visit.
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