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MG1 · 08-12-2014, 09:30 AM

Daphne Bramham: The end of an era for a beloved small business

I cannot believe it. Dude is still there. I remember that family. I hung out there every day. I have to go say hi, before they close down.

I remember when the twins were born. So funny - he always looked like that. Hasn't changed a bit. The mom was a really nice lady and the dad was just as nice. I spent hours there reading the comics and buying freezies with the money I earned at the baseball park. Never got kicked out, since I made sure the pages stayed pristine. I know nothing is forever, but my memories of that place will always be 1080 sharp.

I'm teary eyed as I type this........... this story brings back all the good memories. The single older gents in the DTES who had a hand in raising me with their wisdom and kindness. Damn........... I was ever so lucky.

08-12-2014, 09:30 AM	#598
MG1 Fathered more RS members than anybody else. Who's your daddy? Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 25,489 Thanked 12,030 Times in 5,187 Posts Failed 318 Times in 204 Posts	Daphne Bramham: The end of an era for a beloved small business I cannot believe it. Dude is still there. I remember that family. I hung out there every day. I have to go say hi, before they close down. I remember when the twins were born. So funny - he always looked like that. Hasn't changed a bit. The mom was a really nice lady and the dad was just as nice. I spent hours there reading the comics and buying freezies with the money I earned at the baseball park. Never got kicked out, since I made sure the pages stayed pristine. I know nothing is forever, but my memories of that place will always be 1080 sharp. I'm teary eyed as I type this........... this story brings back all the good memories. The single older gents in the DTES who had a hand in raising me with their wisdom and kindness. Damn........... I was ever so lucky. Last edited by MG1; 08-12-2014 at 09:37 AM.