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Oh Sam, again your words suck me into such a wonderful series of good memories.  I too try as often as possible to recall "the way it was."  Now, honestly, I can't relate just for the mere fact that I am not even thirty yet.  But I too spent a portion of my childhood in East Bakersfield waiting for the neighbors to come home so that I could go knocking on their doors and proceed to beg to get into their pools.  Of course we were one of the few houses that didn't have a pool, but always made accommodations of mud holes and sprinklers and spraying the dogs so that they would shake of the water which led to giggles and more fun.  But the fun only lasted till fifth grade.  When we (mother, father and older brother) moved to Tehachapi in the summer of 1992 I had truly never felt cold until then.  I was accustomed to the warmer thicker air when you ran outside at night, and you found yourself running back in just to get relief from the heat.  That summer I found myself awed by the...
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