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Meet Harold A. Smith — 1948–2025, of Mountain Home, Arkansas. “Ask me about the shop, the Navy, and your grandmother.”
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The stories that made Harold
These are the memories that made Harold. In the product, a person records each one in their own voice, over time; here they're written out. Ask about any of them.
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The year the creek came up
The spring the water rose in the night, and what my father carried out first.
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The '55 Chevy and a county road
Me and Dale rebuilt a junker, then found out how fast a county road really is.
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Mr. Pruitt's shop class
I thought I was slow. One teacher showed me I was just built different.
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A storm off Hatteras
Machinist's mate, down in the engine room, the night I learned to be calm.
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Eleanor and the porch light
I met her at a church social, and everything I cared about quietly rearranged.
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Measure twice
I ruined a two-hundred-dollar part by hurrying, and found my whole philosophy.
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The bridge that held
The biggest job we ever got — and the pride that had nothing to do with the money.
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The dog and the paychecks
Rufus ate the whole week's payroll. I had to explain that at the bank.
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The empty chair
Losing Eleanor, and the small things grief leaves you holding.
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What I'd tell the kid I was
The things I'd do differently, and the advice I wish I'd listened to.
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