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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Wow, Orloff:
Cream of Wheat. Those were the days. Does anyone remember the "Cream of Wheat" song they'd play as they sponsored children's radio programs back in WWII and later? We'd dance around the kitchen while Mom prepared that magic stuff.
Llarupin' good! I think the name of the show was "Let's Pretend."
Strange, the things old geezers remember... mostly trivial but still in the realm of fond memories. Thanks for mentioning it, Lynn... and thanks Mark, for bringing this thread up. Polly's favorites are also pretty near the top of my list. Just about any kind of home-made bread will get my attention. Dang, now I'm hungry and I just finished breakfast... LOL!
Merry Christmas, guys and gals!
Dave
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