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relaxing day?![]()
More or less, yes.
Heaven?
The early part of June, 1961 was memorable for three things. I graduated from high school. I had my 18th birthday. I began my summer job in the 12" mill at Republic Steel on the far south side of Chicago. Work in a steel mill goes on for 24 hours a day, so men worked in 8-hour shifts. Days 0700-1500, swing 1500-2300 and graveyard 2300-0700. Hot. Noisy. Man's work. No boys worked in a steel mill. Men drink coffee, especially on the graveyard shift. I had not been a coffee drinker. I had tried it once at an outdoor event and I had to load my paper cup with milk and sugar to tolerate the taste of the stuff. My first night on the graveyard shift came up and I asked Mom to make a thermos of coffee with milk and sugar for me as she was making my lunch. I went in to work that hot summer night with a thermos of hot coffee. At around 0100 I poured a cup of Mom's coffee into the cup from the top of my thermos bottle and began to drink. Damn! It was strong. I made it through the night, drinking that stuff and when I got home, Dad was still there. He was in the bathroom, shaving when I thanked Mom for the coffee and asked her if she could please make it a little weaker for the next night. Dad yelled from the bathroom, "It's taken me 25 years to get her to make coffee the way I like it and if you don't like it, make your own coffee". End of discussion.