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Comments on: Bowling with Grandma O’Hara
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The Adventures of Rob, Susan, Mason and Morgan O'HaraThu, 19 Feb 2015 16:27:13 +0000
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By: Sean
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Thu, 19 Feb 2015 16:27:13 +0000http://www.robohara.com/?p=7610#comment-4186I have fond memories of playing Atari bowling with my Grandpa back in the day. I actually still like playing it now. I love the sound it makes when you get a strike (woot woot woot woot wow or close to that haha). My Grandpa picked up an Atari VCS in October 1977 (before it was officially called the 2600). I was 5 at the time. We use to play Combat and Bowling when I’d come over to visit for the weekend. He passed away 13 years ago (this coming March) and when he passed, my Grandma, like yours who didn’t play video games, but to this day at 90 still loves playing Solitaire on her computer, called me up a few months after he passed and said “I found the old Atari in the garage, would you like to have it?”. Of course I said YES!!! and went to pick it up. It still had the original box (receipt inside when it was purchased at K-Mart) and a box full of game cartridges. I love and cherrish that Atari. By the way, nice post. Your Grandma sounds like she was a hoot. Most Grand parents from our timeframe are all pretty nifty :)
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