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Wyoming
My impressions of Wyoming were formed when I was twelve, after reading Mary O’Hara’s “Flicka” trilogy. These books chronicle the lives of the McLaughlin family who live on a horse ranch in Wyoming. It’s really a coming-of-age story about Ken,
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Titanic
It will be one hundred years tomorrow that the unsinkable Titanic hit an iceberg and sank on its maiden voyage. Since then, the disaster has captured our collective memory, engraving the story indelibly in film, biography, public television, and newscasts.
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Grade School Reunion
I graduated from grade school in the spring of 1957, fifty-five years ago this coming May. It was a glorious time. I loved my classmates, which was important since I’d gone to five grade schools and really hoped to belong
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Bees
Bees are always around. And I don’t mean the kind that stings when their territory is invaded. I mean the word. Bees.
Just tonight the local newspaper announced that a team called the Bees was vying for first place in
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More Memory Lane
Earl continues to mine the treasures of various boxes from his parents’ home. We’ve stored them for several years, but now we’re intent on going through them and deciding what’s worth saving.
Today we found a birthday card to Earl
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Memory Lane
In his desire to clean our locker, Earl is going through a box of his parents’ memorabilia and deciding what to toss and what to keep. Most of the newspaper articles are not making the cut, but they provide a
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Murder, She Wrote
Angela Lansbury reigned supreme in our household during the 1980s when she starred as Jessica Fletcher in “Murder, She Wrote,” on Sunday nights.
Last week I received DVDs of her first three seasons as the mystery writer who solves
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Home
My Mother always said: “I love to go, but I love to go home.”
I think of this when Earl and I return from a trip. It doesn’t matter if it’s a visit to family or a cruise or
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Forty-Seven Years Ago
Almost two generations have grown to adulthood since John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the thirty-fifth president of the United States, was shot and killed in Dallas on a bright November afternoon on November 22, 1963. In the space that gunshot occupies, the
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Marathon Man
“Hey, Mom,” my professor son said as we chatted long distance this afternoon. “It’s been thirty years since we did our first marathon.”
Kevin is kind to use the plural “we.” He did all the work; I went along for
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