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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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Tails Are Wagging in the Daffodils

Spring arrived yesterday with the vernal equinox. Two daffodils and a yellow and a purple crocus have popped ...
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Walking The Mind Home

Spring 1972. My freshman year at Harvard. I was walking through “The Square,” where the street was filled ...
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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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Fires of Winter

I’m happy, once in a while, to send you a poem I find meaningful. The sonnet below is ...
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Let’s Get Personal

I used to call these pesky ideas now running around in my head New Year’s “resolutions.” However, it ...
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Reading And Gifting

It’s that time of year: you are stumped for a gift. What to give Mom, Dad, your sister, ...
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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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More Than Pumpkin Pie

The words of the following two people have resounded throughout the years, and these quotations seem particularly appropriate ...
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Rolling With The Wrinkles

Hey there, it’s Halloween! Pumpkins and skeletons and spider webs on the stoop. Candy bars and Smarties in ...
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