People place and sayings that I remember

biographical topics to write about:

Trinity days

Hamilton College (The non-postulationally designated, non-theoretically formulated immediately apprehended aesthetic continuum)

Peace Corps

Legal Services Program

post-Legal Services legal practice -- death penalty and political asylum

Craig 

Ben 

Bill

Mrs. Holleran

Mrs. Bartum

McCloud

Coless

Ballantine -- stocks 

Smith 

Bolduc 

Danforth 

Bruner-Smith

Russell Blackwood

Raphael what a filip -- This was an expression of approval uttered by my teacher 

Photo below taken between 1904 and 1910 shows my father holding one of his children. 

My Friend Togwell Jackson

My Friend Togwell Jackson and his wife Chung-Ja::

Togwell and I met while we were students at Trinity School in New York City when we age 14 (ninth grade). I remember lunches at his home on Riverside Drive -- often a hearty soup prepared by his mother. My final conversation with Togwell took place on Wednesday July 3rd 2024, a day before he died and 70 years after our first meeting. He was a good friend. In recent years we had many long conversations, often concerning U.S. politics, particularly matters surrounding Donald Trump whom we both loathe. Togwell's sense of humor would always brighten my day, no matter how gloomy my mood might be; I am thinking of his dry wit now as I write this. He recently expressed a desire to continue creating cartoons.