Buffalo, as well as Kalamazoo, was on the yearly loops I took through the country.<\/p>\n
Buffalo is where I was born and lived until I left for Guatemala in 1981. I still consider it “home” – or at least one of my homes. I had to move quickly to get there because my niece, Sarah, was graduating from high school! (I also had to vacate my campsite at Markin Glen in Kalamazoo, as they only allow you to stay for two weeks, and my two weeks was up.)<\/p>\n
I made camp at Evangola State Park, the closest state park to my brother and sister’s houses and I got ready for the Main Event.<\/p>\n
We took seats on the old wooden folding chairs. I remember these chairs from my old church when I was growing up.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.towingsilver.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/09\/Sarahs-graduation-program.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0I wonder how many backsides have graced this chair. It must be millions – or at least hundreds of thousands.<\/p>\n