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Are you from New York?: Yes

What is your favorite street game?: Roller Skating

How excited are you to see the New York Street Games Movie?: Very

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Old Concrete Streets paved with activity sprung from growing minds imagination fueled the fun Moms peered through open blinds Sidewalks were a game board white chalk, some bottle caps Hopscotch, Tag or Pottsie red balls and silver Jax Stoops, were mini stadiums for song or guessing games Simon says or may I some didn’t have a name Alleyways for playing ball or games of Hide and Seek All e All e in Free where players got to sneak No concrete comprehension “We’re bored” today’s kids say no st… Continue

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At 2:37pm on March 10th, 2008, KATHI DAMM said…: That's one thing I don't miss about the bronx, it the traffic, the cross bronx expressway has to be the worse. I don't miss the hot summers and the humidity either. I live in a small town called sequim here in wash. pop. 5000, speed limit 25 and 55 on highway 101 which is the only highway here. I live on a penninsula and have to take a ferry to get off of it. It is a beautiful place and the weather is nice. The coldest it get in the winter is about 35 and the hottest in the summer is 80 no humidty. I miss new york people. There are no other kind of people than new yorkers and the restaurant, best restaurants in nyc.

At 10:19pm on March 9th, 2008, Craig Lifschutz, Producer said…: Lorraine, Awesome poem! Thanks for sharing it with everyone.

At 8:06pm on March 4th, 2008, Tommy Rocket The Maltman said…: Hi Lorraine
Looking forward in chatting more.. Have a great evening at work.. talk to you soon.
huggs
Tommy

At 1:28pm on March 4th, 2008, Tommy Rocket The Maltman said…: Good day Lorraine. How are ya doin today? Just checking out posts and comments so figured I would say hello to a few of my new found friends.. Glad to have met you on here. If I have not introduced myself I am Tommy from The Jersey Shore, your neighbor..
Much love
Have a wonderful day
Tommy

At 10:45am on March 4th, 2008, Carol said…: Sounds good to me. I left my big stoop in Queens.

At 11:43pm on March 3rd, 2008, Carol said…: Frankie from the Capris lived about two blocks away from me in my old neighborhood.

At 11:33pm on March 3rd, 2008, Craig Lifschutz, Producer said…: Lorraine, welcome to the community and thanks for your support!
Craig

At 11:31pm on March 3rd, 2008, Carol said…: Cool Site here La

At 11:29pm on March 3rd, 2008, Carol said…: Yes it's me La. Like this site. Working on making a page. How did you find this site?

At 11:02pm on March 3rd, 2008, rita said…: Hi Lorraine;
Great to hear from you. I graduated from John Adams H.S..(I am sure way before you)...I grew up in South Ozone Park...it was a great neighborhood, OZ, Richmond Hill, etc. It has changed greatly...I havent seen it in years, but
hopefully will in October when I go to class reunion...Good Lord willing.....I am now living in
Pa...but will always be a New Yorker.
We have a web called the Adams Clipper started by Ron Gill and I connected with quite a few people from Adams...Nick DeGregorio of the Capris
is very sick.
Well it is late and I will say goodnight for now....
Do you remember "Oh blue and white, for thee
we'll fight"...LOL...school song.
Rita