I haven't shared this in a while. Back in September 1975 to October 1977, was my last 2 yrs in the United States Marine Corps I was stationed at Camp LeJeune, NC. Some weekends I would swoop (as me called it) home for the weekend. Friday evening I would always look forward to listening to CBS Mystery Radio Theater, driving home. From Camp LeJeune NC to Charleston, WV it would take around 11 hours to get home, now it takes 7 hours. Semper Fi from an old Marine Sergeant.
Hey Sarge, memories have me posted in Fort Yukon along the Yukon River in Interior Alaska summers of '84-'86 with only a radio for entertainment, and that was AFN (Armed Forces Network). As well the barracks in the summer of '80 at Ft Lewis WA where again radio was an ally, especially on those all nighter CQ duty calls. Semper fi Marine!
A big THANK YOU to all of our troops and their families. My son will be home for the first time this holiday in a few years due to him being in the Marines in South Korea and I'm just as excited in that as I was on Christmas Eve while growing up. Again thank you all for everything you do and for the sacrifices you go through to keep us safe. ❤️
@Donna Allen thank you, Donna, but I am a Veteran Marine, one who has served. I missed my first two Christmas when I was in the Marine Corps. I missed my 1st Christmas in boot camp at Parris Island, only to graduate boot camp 3 days after Christmas on 28 December 1973. My 2nd missed Christmas was December 1974. I was stationed on Okinawa. It's had missing Christmas when you're only 18 & 19 yrs old. Marines put up a big front saying, missing Christmas is not a big deal, but it is. Stay safe, Happy Thanksgiving, and upcoming Merry Christmas. Greetings from Charleston, West Virginia. Semper Fi from an old Marine Sergeant.
@@usmc-veteran73-77 That's where my son went to boot camp as well.. He said those biting ants up there were torture but they couldn't move to fight them off 🤷
Listening from Jacksonville Florida at 7:23 a.m. on July 14th, 2022. The heat index will make the temperature feel like 106° outside today, so I will stay inside and listen to more of these wonderful episodes. I hope everyone has an excellent day and uses CBSRMT like I do, to take a trip down memory lane.
@@charrisestroud7039 hi charrise. I'm always glad to hear from you. Lately, I have been so tired. Good news. The weather has cooled down in Solano county. That's been a big relief. You're still the kindest person that I have encountered on social media. I hope that you will have a great evening 💗. Good night and sweet dreams, my friend. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@vanessapisces13 Hi from California. I hope that you enjoyed tonight's CBS radio mystery theater. Good night and stay safe and healthy. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Dialed in on 6/28/22 from Nwest WI where 39 degrees greeted us yesterday morning and may very well do so again tonight. Awesome for sleeping and for pulling out Gma's cedar chest Pioneer quilt for just such occasions. Goin' to the OTR Edge w/ home spun quilt and memories makes for joyous sleeping. Gnite all and may the stitch be with you.
@@kushfairyny1 Good morning Ny1. Our precision orchard thermometer read 43 degrees for an overnight low, not quite into the 30's like the other morning but close enough to thrill the senses. Here in the Seeley Hills of N'west WI, we are in what's classified as Zone 3 for USDA purposes(agriculture). So yes, it can get delightfully cool on selected nights any time during Summer...so keep that xtra quilt at hand Ny1.
@@steveharrington2175 OK I chatted with sum1 from Michigan the other night it was like 40sumthin I was like🥶 I mean it gets freezing here in nyc but NOT IN JULY😲😲😕🙃
I am listening at 7:20 a.m. on July 14, it is already 80° here in Jacksonville, Florida and it's expected to get up to 96 today. With the heat index it will feel like 106°. So suffice it to say I will stay inside and listen to a few more episodes of the awesome CBS Radio Mystery Theater.
I was 4 when I started listening to this in 1968. My brother had me sit with him. It was his thing.. I remember the story where a rose garden was fed with blood..🧐
Hi Sarah, glad you’re reliving some great memories! I believe the episode you mentioned could be either Flowers of Death from 1975, or possibly The Bride that Never Was from 1974. This Series didn’t start until January, 1974.
@@mitchsalawine5420 oh? So I was more like ten..😆 I always go back to far.. Im going to listen to those two and get back to you.. Thanks for the timeline!
I was ten years old. Lived in Philly pa. Have fond memories of my dad setting my radio up at night for me. He is still here but not well. This will always be a good memory of him.
I haven't shared this in a while. Back in September 1975 to October 1977, was my last 2 yrs in the United States Marine Corps I was stationed at Camp LeJeune, NC. Some weekends I would swoop (as me called it) home for the weekend. Friday evening I would always look forward to listening to CBS Mystery Radio Theater, driving home. From Camp LeJeune NC to Charleston, WV it would take around 11 hours to get home, now it takes 7 hours. Semper Fi from an old Marine Sergeant.
Hey Sarge, memories have me posted in Fort Yukon along the Yukon River in Interior Alaska summers of '84-'86 with only a radio for entertainment, and that was AFN (Armed Forces Network). As well the barracks in the summer of '80 at Ft Lewis WA where again radio was an ally, especially on those all nighter CQ duty calls. Semper fi Marine!
@@steveharrington2175 thank goodness for AFN. I would not have made through 13 months at Camp Foster Okinawa. Again thank goodness for AFN. Semper Fi
A big THANK YOU to all of our troops and their families. My son will be home for the first time this holiday in a few years due to him being in the Marines in South Korea and I'm just as excited in that as I was on Christmas Eve while growing up. Again thank you all for everything you do and for the sacrifices you go through to keep us safe. ❤️
@Donna Allen thank you, Donna, but I am a Veteran Marine, one who has served. I missed my first two Christmas when I was in the Marine Corps. I missed my 1st Christmas in boot camp at Parris Island, only to graduate boot camp 3 days after Christmas on 28 December 1973. My 2nd missed Christmas was December 1974. I was stationed on Okinawa. It's had missing Christmas when you're only 18 & 19 yrs old. Marines put up a big front saying, missing Christmas is not a big deal, but it is. Stay safe, Happy Thanksgiving, and upcoming Merry Christmas. Greetings from Charleston, West Virginia. Semper Fi from an old Marine Sergeant.
@@usmc-veteran73-77 That's where my son went to boot camp as well.. He said those biting ants up there were torture but they couldn't move to fight them off 🤷
Listening from Jacksonville Florida at 7:23 a.m. on July 14th, 2022. The heat index will make the temperature feel like 106° outside today, so I will stay inside and listen to more of these wonderful episodes. I hope everyone has an excellent day and uses CBSRMT like I do, to take a trip down memory lane.
Thank you very much for posting each day! Look forward every night!
Greetings from Solano county. Listening 🎧 on June 28, 2022. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Greetings Ms Harper Stacey from Solano county, gtsy my friend... I'm awake lol and listening with you Ms Harper Stacey...peace and blessings 🕊️
@@charrisestroud7039 hi charrise. I'm always glad to hear from you. Lately, I have been so tired. Good news. The weather has cooled down in Solano county. That's been a big relief. You're still the kindest person that I have encountered on social media. I hope that you will have a great evening 💗. Good night and sweet dreams, my friend. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Hi from Connecticut,…hope your night is relaxing.
@@vanessapisces13 Hi from California. I hope that you enjoyed tonight's CBS radio mystery theater. Good night and stay safe and healthy. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Goodnight from Denver, CO. 6/28/22
Wed afternoon. A lovely day
Dialed in on 6/28/22 from Nwest WI where 39 degrees greeted us yesterday morning and may very well do so again tonight. Awesome for sleeping and for pulling out Gma's cedar chest Pioneer quilt for just such occasions. Goin' to the OTR Edge w/ home spun quilt and memories makes for joyous sleeping. Gnite all and may the stitch be with you.
39°??!! 😐😬😬😱 but its almost JULY!!!🥶🤷♀️🤷♀️ and that's where?? Wisconsin?? When does it get warm?
@@kushfairyny1 I live in Wisconsin by Lake Superior but sometimes in the summer we can get a cold night or two... it was a pretty cool spring as well
@@kushfairyny1 Good morning Ny1. Our precision orchard thermometer read 43 degrees for an overnight low, not quite into the 30's like the other morning but close enough to thrill the senses. Here in the Seeley Hills of N'west WI, we are in what's classified as Zone 3 for USDA purposes(agriculture). So yes, it can get delightfully cool on selected nights any time during Summer...so keep that xtra quilt at hand Ny1.
@@steveharrington2175 OK I chatted with sum1 from Michigan the other night it was like 40sumthin I was like🥶 I mean it gets freezing here in nyc but NOT IN JULY😲😲😕🙃
@@scotth5237 wow u learn sumthin new everyday🤷♀️
good night 💤🌉😴 all from Kennewick Wa and thank you again for sharing these wonderful stories
I knew who. I just didn't know how - until all was revealed. Smashing stuff "Edge".
Listening on a cool 69 degree Tuesday night in Topeka, Kansas at 10:52 p.m. on 6-28-22.
I am listening at 7:20 a.m. on July 14, it is already 80° here in Jacksonville, Florida and it's expected to get up to 96 today. With the heat index it will feel like 106°. So suffice it to say I will stay inside and listen to a few more episodes of the awesome CBS Radio Mystery Theater.
Punta Gorda Florida 6.28.22
Brooklyn NYC 4:07am 6.29.22 🐈🐈🗽🛌🌙📻🎧
Amazing. This was on 7 times a week. Crazy
I was 4 when I started listening to this in 1968. My brother had me sit with him. It was his thing.. I remember the story where a rose garden was fed with blood..🧐
Hi Sarah, glad you’re reliving some great memories! I believe the episode you mentioned could be either Flowers of Death from 1975, or possibly The Bride that Never Was from 1974. This Series didn’t start until January, 1974.
@@mitchsalawine5420 oh? So I was more like ten..😆 I always go back to far.. Im going to listen to those two and get back to you.. Thanks for the timeline!
@@KOOLBadger You’re welcome! Hope we located it and it’s as good as you remember:)
I was ten years old. Lived in Philly pa. Have fond memories of my dad setting my radio up at night for me. He is still here but not well. This will always be a good memory of him.
Hello from Virginia 6/29/22
good one
this is awesome to listen while I'm beading a peyote stitch necklace
I'm doing adult coloringbook coloring. It calms my soul.
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