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His need for exercise and running around outdoors, was a good routine and it resulted in time spent in the forest, fields and beach. Since I had studied some veterinary medicine as well of my access to the butcher shop, I made, fresh dog food. This recipe was very healthy, and I was proud of the fact that I made sure Apollo\u2019s start in life was solid. I did not have the heart to have him move with me to Los Angeles and potentially be homeless.<\/p>\n

I consulted with my veterinarian about finding him a forever home. While I waited for a possible foster home, we spent our time together, running at the beach, hiking in the forest and visiting with friends. The day came, when I got the call. My vet had arranged for me to bring him to his office and there, Apollo would have a chance to meet his new family.<\/p>\n

They were a retired dentist and his wife. Their home was on the beach, just north of San Luis Obispo, in the small town of Morro Bay. I invited them out for lunch, and we had a wonderful meeting. They also had two female, Standard Poodles. The combination of a safe home, excellent care, companionship and plenty of sandy beach front, made this a good fit. The deal was done, and I had the task of bringing his bedding, one of my old T- shirts and his vet records, to the clinic.<\/p>\n

I said my good-byes. I heard Apollo\u2019s bark as I drove away. It was a very sad day. When I arrived home, I started organizing my belongings. There was no need to be in a hurry at this juncture of my life. The unforeseen future had held many mysteries. But for now, it was my plan to spend time with my friends.<\/p>\n

Most of us had worked in the restaurant industry and when we did come together, we had ample food and drink. My last dinner in San Luis Obispo was with our neighbors, who were from American Samoa. I loved these folks. They were joyful, charming and had a sharp wit. The dinner was a grand event. I had secured a whole pig from the meat company where I used to work.<\/p>\n

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Copyright \u00a9 2023 Michael J Berryman Copyright Michael Berryman 2023. All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced, or stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without express written permission of the publisher. ISBN-13: 9798373076890 Printed in the United States of America OceanofPDF.com This memoir is dedicated to and inspired by my family.<\/p>\n

They know my entire life-story and \u2018It\u2019s All Good\u2019. I am grateful for my family\u2019s trust and support. They have helped me to \u2018write until there is nothing left\u2019. This I did and the results are on the pages before you. We wish for you, a good read. OceanofPDF.com CONTENTS Title Page Copyright Dedication CHAPTER ONE: THE HAIRCUT CHAPTER TWO: COMING HOME CHAPTER THREE: MORE DOCTORS CHAPTER FOUR: TIME FOR SCHOOL CHAPTER FIVE: DOGMA MEANS CONTROL CHAPTER SIX: MAKE ME LAUGH CHAPTTER SEVEN: SOPHIE & GIL CHAPTER EIGHT: NURSES ARE READERS CHAPTER NINE: BETRAYAL CHAPTER TEN: MOVING ON CHAPTER ELEVEN: THANK YOU MENTORS CHAPTER TWELVE: HIGHSCHOOL CHAPTER THIRTEEN: LIFE IS A BEACH CHAPTER FOURTEEN: IT\u2019S MUSIC TO MY EARS CHAPTER FIFTEEN: SAN LUIS OBISPO CHAPTER SIXTEEN: I NEED TO GET A JOB CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: LET\u2019S GO TO WAR CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: LET\u2019S START ALL OVER \u2026.<\/p>\n

AGAIN CHAPTER NINETEEN: HE\u2019S COMING HOME, SLOAN CHAPTER TWENTY: NOW WHAT? CHAPTER TWENTY- ONE: MARK\u2019S HOME CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO: BACK TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE: VENICE BEACH CHAPTER TWENTY- FOUR: WHAT\u2019S UP DOC? CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE: SOPHIE CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX: ARE YOU AN ACTOR? CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN: LOSS, CHOICES, ACTION CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT: WELCOME TO THE WARD CHAPTER TWENTy-EIGHT: OREGON CHAPTER THIRTY: THE LENS CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE: OFF TO THE HILLS CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO: HIGHWAY CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE: IT\u2019S ALL GOOD Photographs ABOUT THIS BOOK OceanofPDF.com A CHAPTER ONE: THE HAIRCUT s a story has a beginning, so do our lives.<\/p>\n

My story began in Los Angeles, California on September 4, 1948. I am telling it through the perspective of how I saw events in the moment. These early experiences had a very profound effect on me. I was a 2nd child born to Barbara Berryman, a Registered Nurse and Sloan Berryman, a Neurosurgeon. They were graduates of USC and UCLA. A surgeon married a nurse. This sounds like the classic scenario.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.<\/em><\/p>\n

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