A lot of stuff in my head from hearing personal stories from 1880's Italy to hard times in 1930's Appalachia and everything else in between until 1984.
If I could write it all down in novel form, it would be way more epic than anything Anne Frank ever experienced.
From helping cut stones from the Vesuvius lava flow to replace cobblestones on the streets of Pompeii, and seeing neighbors with rabies locked in cages clawing and begging with bloody fingers and hands while foaming at the mouth and screaming obscenities at passersby until their death, to taking cover in Beartown, WV when first plane circled the ridge.
Kids just don't hear those kinds of stories now, and I'm still quite puzzled to this day why grandma told the Jenny Wiley story repeatedly along with everything else.