As Best I Can Remember

What's a nice Jewish girl from Philadelphia doing in a place like this?

by Kay Kind Bradley Anderson

As Best I Can Remember
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As Best I Can Remember

What's a nice Jewish girl from Philadelphia doing in a place like this?

by Kay Kind Bradley Anderson

Published Feb 07, 2024
434 Pages
6 x 9 Color Paperback
Genre: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Personal Memoirs


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...as best I can remember

It has been said “if you remember the sixties, you weren’t there”. For me, this is not entirely true. I DO remember, albeit somewhat hazily. How could I not when every thought and smell and sound is imprinted in my brain? In this tale, this memoir, I recall not just my psychedelic years, but all those decades before and after, as well. I hope readers will enjoy this “trip” through the window into my heart, beginning in my early years in the Northern Suburbs of Philly, then due Northwards as a Boston Beatnik, the west coast Hippie love-ins, New Mexico and West Virginia communes, all the way to the Smokey Mountains in Shootin’ Creek, NC. To quote my old friend Jerry Garcia, “What a long, strange trip it’s been”. My cousin, Kenny thinks I invented sex, and while this is not altogether accurate, there might be a little something to it. When I sent this book to a friend Elizabeth, for some editing help, she said that it was way too explicit for the religious publishers and way too spiritual for the secular press. I am forced to do my own publishing if I want anyone to read my memories, which I do, I think. Anyway, enjoy the ride! Kay

 

About the Author

Kay Kind Bradley Anderson

Kay, with her husband Seneca Anderson, are the founders of Longevity Health Center in Roswell, Georgia. The Anderson’s have eight children, twenty-five grandchildren and six great grandchildren (at last count). They live in the Southern Appalachian mountains near Hayesville, North Carolina.