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When JFK visited Brighton
By adamg on Sun, 11/22/2015 - 10:55am
RoadTrip New England updates a bit of Brighton history on Market Street.
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that man
Really let fame get to his head
Please don't
In which I put on my old fuddy-duddy get-off-my-lawn coat and ask: Really?
interesting to note
That you took exception to this but said nothing of the people mocking the marathon bombing victim that lost her leg, and then had to suffer through an airline losing her prosthetic.
I'm inconsistent
So sue me.
its ok
I dont really expect much consistency, its just a comment section. Wasnt attacking you for it bro
Awesome Photo!
Lots more nuns back then and in full habit, no less. Good ol' Sisters of St. Joseph!
They were so young, then
I wonder where they are now?
Nursing home? It was 52+
Nursing home? It was 52+ years ago.
Nuns and Monks Have Long Lives
The life expectancy of Sisters and Brothers is 85-90 years. I doubt many would be in nursing homes at age 75.
http://projectm-online.com/new-perspectives/demographics/a-matter-of-lif...
Nursing homes aren't just for
Nursing homes aren't just for the over 85 crowd. Many homes are also for people's bodies who break down in their 60s-70s, still have a strong mind, just don't have the legs to get around and need assisted living.
Convents? Had sisters at
Convents? Had sisters at school & church well into their 90's.
Picture was not taken today...
That fence in front of the old convent was torn down this spring.