Reflections of Another Day

<p>No one over the age of 50 years would disagree that the &ldquo;Greatest Generation&rdquo; was that of our parents and what they had to endure year after year during the Great Depression of the 1930&#39;s, followed by back-to-back death and destruction from four years of world war. Yet, they managed to emerge victorious in all their endeavors to forge a better life for their children of the next generation, known as the &ldquo;Baby Boomers&rdquo;.&nbsp;Our &ldquo;boomer&rdquo; generation has seen technological advances and produced advantages which we could have never possibly imagined just a few years ago. Despite all these modern miracles which all have occurred during the &ldquo;boomer&rdquo; years, we yearn for our growing up years which seem to be such a simpler time. This book is about the simpler days &ndash; a reflection about the fulfillment of life in a small Texas town, life in a bigger city, young love which generates older, more mature love, and, most assuredly, basketball &ndash; playing it, breathing it, and soaking it into our lives until it became apparent we couldn&rsquo;t get enough of it, but finally realizing there was more to life than that.&nbsp;</p>