This light-hearted, radically conservative, educational philosophy is intended to stimulate the thinking of those people who want to improve the education of students, whether the student is young, adult, or senior. Having suffered through Educational Philosophy courses himself, the author uses as few words as possible to express his thoughts on education, a few images from his postcard collection, and some trite, but useful, adages that have contributed to his education.

First settled in 1622, the Town of Weymouth, Massachusetts has a history spanning almost four hundred years. Nestled on the South Shore of Boston Harbor, the town has a stimulating climate and an inspirational environment. In this book, the author shares - through articles he has written - some of the history of this town. He illustrates -through the antique postcard and photo collection that he and his wife have assembled - some of the lost-to-view history of the town. He shares- through memoirs, - some of his more than seventy years of experiences as a resident of the town.