Anywhere, Anywhen, and Anywhat

Seymore recalls the numerous homes in which he spent his childhood. He also describes the spirit of Williamsburg (with which he and Bryhta suffused there own home), and talks about monetary challenges in establishing and maintaining a home. Publication: 3.24.0154.010

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Al R. Young

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Young, Al R. "Anywhere, Anywhen, and Anywhat". Storybook Home Journal 10.1 (2011): 2.

Young, Al R. "Anywhere, Anywhen, and Anywhat". Storybook Home Journal 10, no. 1 (2011): 2.

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