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Museums and Mekking Eggs

Doesn’t everyone think their grandchildren are the very best ones around?  Of course, my own grandson is truly amazing. At ...
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Savoring the Cherry Trees

Retirement agrees with Brad! His retirement agrees with me! When my husband reached the ripe old age of 67 ...
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Model Trains…one piece at a time.

My husband retired last Friday and I am worried. While I celebrate his freedom from a job of ...
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The Gift of a Son’s Sobriety

For the last ten years, I have been steeped in sadness–and without hope–for my older son, who is ...
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The Bounty Of Family

What a joyous holiday our family had this Thanksgiving just past–four full days of wonder. Here is my ...
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Young Love At Sixty-Three

It’s not Valentine’s Day, but now, in the first week of July, I am moved to speak of love. ...
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Walking A New Road

Naturally enough, every year when Father’s Day comes around, I am reminded of my Dad. He belonged to ...
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A Blue Blazer Mourning

I am writing this just before Mother’s Day, a time that always makes me think of two things: ...
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Sandwiched Between Chaos And Delight

Our trip over President’s Day weekend to visit my son, daughter-in-law and six-month-old grandson did not begin auspiciously. ...
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Food Equals Love

My sister and I are sitting on opposite sides of the table in a drafty Vietnamese restaurant, slurping ...
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