I was born on a farm in Kensington, Conn. November 4, 1914 making me
82 yrs. old in 1996. I enjoyed farm life and helped dad tend the animals
- milking, cleaning, etc. Also helped mom make butter and bake. I was a
very curious child and asked many questions so I learned a lot. We finally
moved to New Britain, Conn, where I graduated elementary, junior and senior
high school. I wrote poems for newspaper and class papers. I was involved
in drama class and sports and joined chichanged. Writing poems helped me
express thoughts hopes and drama. We finally moved to Charleston Rhode
Island where I wrote poems for Church Bulletins and the newspapers. I enjoyed
the beach, boating raking oysters, crabbing, fishing and swimming. I was
married twice: Delamas Eugene Morse and Rudolph Theodore Abrams. I had
three children Eugene Morse, Vicki Abrams, Ralph Abrams. I have 8 grand
children and 10 great grand children. My husband and I bought a motor home
and toured the U.S.A. visiting National Parks, some in Mexico and Canada.
After my husband passed away. I moved to a bird farm and learned about
birds and exotic animals, also bird constructors. I try to continue to
learn and still love dancing, traveling, and cruises. I play the organ,
paint with oil, and write poetry. I keep my life full and interesting and
continue to learn.
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